| SOUTH
PLAINFIELD, NJ - A major player in the New Jersey scrap handling
equipment market for two generations, Binder Machinery has expanded its
offering with the new generation of purpose-built handlers from SENNEBOGEN.
Constantino Lannes, President of SENNEBOGEN North America, recently announced
that Binder Machinery Company has been appointed as the newest addition
to the company’s growing distributor network for SENNEBOGEN green
line machines. From its headquarters in South Plainfield, NJ and another
full-service facility in Voorhees, Binder will represent SENNEBOGEN products
throughout New Jersey as well as New York City, Delaware and Eastern Pennsylvania.
Binder Machinery offers one of the most extensive ranges of equipment
lines in the region. Established by Walter Binder in 1957 as a Bucyrus-Erie
distributor, the firm took on Komatsu construction equipment as its flagship
line in 1982. Binder also represents Ingersoll-Rand paving, compaction
and forklift equipment, Kobelco and Tadano cranes, Metso crushing and
screening equipment and several other lines. The company, now owned by
Chairman Bob Binder, recently entered its third generation of Binder family
management with three younger Binders joining the firm. Their roles include
Brendan Binder in Operations, Carlin Binder in sales, and Ashlee Binder
in Marketing.
According to Bob Binder, his company has a long tradition in the scrap
industry, supplying excavator-based material handlers for many years.
By taking on the SENNEBOGEN line, Binder machinery is now positioned to
re-assert its leadership in the market with advanced purpose-built material
handling machines. The SENNEBOGEN appointment is a timely one as New Jersey
and lower New York forecast an extended period of economic activity that
Binder characterizes as "truly historic". Bob Binder explains
that, in addition to 10 years of reconstruction and infrastructure development
in the Manhattan area, "a record level of construction projects are
underway in New Jersey, including the Xanadu development in the Meadowlands
and the new ENCAP golf community.
These projects represent billions of dollars in contracts as well as the
work required for transportation tie-ins to these sites. It all means
great opportunities for material handling equipment in scrap markets and
in port facilities."
Bob Binder says that market response to SENNEBOGEN has been a "tremendous
surprise" and a welcome addition to the fleet. "I’ve never
made a faster franchise decision. We did some initial research on the
recommendation of other distributors who carry the SENNEBOGEN line. After
one meeting with Constantino Lannes, we were able to shake hands on an
agreement and complete the paperwork in less than two weeks. Just two
weeks after that, we sold our first machine, an 835M with an orange-peel
grapple to J.F.R. Salvage. We already have customers interested in two
of the stock-order machines that are en route now."
After the agreement with SENNEBOGEN North America was completed, Bob Binder
and two of his sales managers were invited to visit the SENNEBOGEN factory
in Germany, just in time for the BAUMA exhibition. "I was so impressed
with the people there," Binder says. "Their commitment to the
business, their design philosophy; we really got to see how things worked
and why. We saw so many similarities between our two businesses - both
family held businesses, now in their second and third generations, with
similar ways of seeing and doing things."
The ISRI conference took place soon after he returned to America. Binder
met Erich Sennebogen there, the current President of SENNEBOGEN GmbH and
son of its founder. Again, he says, "I have never been more impressed
with the owner of an equipment company. He took the time to come to New
Jersey and we were able to discuss plans for the future of the line and
our business. Erich then spent a full day and a half in the field meeting
our customers. Binder Machinery is identified as "The Product Support
Company" based on the integrity and commitment of all our employees.
SENNEBOGEN has shown the same kind of commitment to customers. I am truly
proud to be their distributor."
SENNEBOGEN has been a leading name in the global material handling industry
for more than 50 years. Based in Charlotte, North Carolina, SENNEBOGEN
North America offers a complete line of purpose-built machines to suit virtually
any heavy lift or "pick & carry" application. A growing
network of distributors supports SENNEBOGEN sales and service across North
America, ensuring the highest standard of professional machine support
and parts availability.
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| Constantino
Lannes, President, Sennebogen LLC
2835
Jeff Adams Drive, Charlotte, NC 28206
Call toll free 1-877-309-0099 or fax (704) 347-8894
Email - sales@sennebogen-na.com
Visit the web site www.sennebogen-na.com
Features of 835 M C Series Machine
This
835 M C Series machine with its hydraulically elevating cab
provides the operator with a "birds-eye" view of the
pile being worked on and the container it goes into:
• Operating
weight of 91,500 lbs.
• Lifting capacity up to 39,700 lbs.
• Working reach out to 54 ft.
• Swing speed from 0 - 8 RPM infinitely controllable
• Road speed up to 12.5 mph.
• Water-cooled Caterpillar 3126B diesel engine, 266 HP @ 2000
rpm, mounted longitudinally for increased accessibility and serviceability
The 835 M shares most features in common with other green line machines
including the most recent C Series updates:
• Three options of cab risers; a hydraulic elevating cab, hydraulic
elevating and forward moving cab as well as the fixed elevated cab;
combined with a very large and ergonomically designed cab
• Simple hydraulic system without computers
• Very easy maintenance access as the engine is mounted on the
right side of the upper carriage; all regular maintenance points are
accessible from the ground
• a purpose built undercarriage making it one of the most stable
rubber tired machines available on the market today.
• improved noise reduction system
• a 25 kW belt-driven generator |
- AUGUST 2004- |