Whitney Point, New York-based Green Machine Sales LLC has redesigned its website, www.greenmachine.com. The site’s new look and revamped navigation make it more intuitive and responsive, according to the manufacturer.  

The updated website offers visitors easy navigation, a clean interface and the ability to quickly gain knowledge about the recycling equipment and full systems that Green Machine designs and fabricates in-house. Visitors can contact the company’s sales department using a new contact form based on their specific needs, ranging from general information to specific recycling equipment to full material sorting systems.

“We are excited to offer our customers this new online resource, which not only is visually pleasing but also mirrors the growth that we have seen as a business,” says John Green, president of Green Machine Sales  “We now have a consistent identity across everything that we do, enhancing our position in the recycling industry.”

Green Machine Sales LLC is a privately owned, American manufacturer of recycling and solid waste processing equipment and systems. These systems and their components are manufactured in the U.S. and can be used in a variety of applications, including material recovery facilities for curbside collected recyclables, the company says.

Genesis Attachments, Superior, Wisconsin, has announced the release of its GDT 590, which it describes as the largest Razer Demolition Tool in the line that features four models.

Featuring a lighter weight design, the GDT Razer is optimized to fit on standard and most high-reach excavators, according to the company. The GDT 590 extends the minimum excavator weight to 120,000 pounds, up from the 45,000-, 66,000- and 90,000-pound minimum excavator weights of the GDT 190, 290 and 390, respectively.

The GDT 590 Razer also increases the line's versatility to meet customer demands in applications such as general and bridge demolition, concrete recycling and construction and demolition (C&D) processing with its 52-inch jaw opening, 46.5-inch jaw depth and 12-foot-plus reach, Genesis says.

The GDT's upper jaw passes through its lower jaw, which has an open relief area that allows material to easily pass through and prevents jamming, which is designed to further enhance processing capability.

All GDT models feature a short, flat-top head with bolt-on bracket engineered to simplify installation and switching the Razer between excavator. The number and location of the crushing teeth can be customized, and interchangeable and front-to-back reversible bolt-on teeth also are available for longer life and lower cost of operation, Genesis says.

Sparks, Nevada-based Intelligent Lifecycle Solutions LLC (ILS), an electronics reuse and recycling company, says it plans to open a new site in Williston, South Carolina. According to a news release from South Carolina’s Barnwell County Economic Development Commission, the new recycling facility will bring 40 new jobs to the area.

“Intelligent Lifecycle Solutions is delighted to be locating its full-service electronic asset recovery and recycling operations in Williston, Barnwell County,” says Graham Davy, CEO of ILS. “ILS is extremely grateful to Barnwell County Economic Development Commission, SouthernCarolina Alliance, Barnwell County Council and to Williston Mayor Jason Stapleton for their assistance and looks forward to developing strong relationships with these stakeholders. ILS is excited to be present in Barnwell County and operate within an industrial community that will enable the recruitment and retention of a skilled group of people and enjoy the physical and logistics advantages of Barnwell County. ILS is now positioned with excellent infrastructure in both the Western and Eastern regions of the USA to grow its diverse portfolio of electronic waste services to government, municipal and business commerce sectors.”

ILS says it offers services to destroy confidential data, manage assets and assist companies in becoming environmentally responsible with their electronic scrap.  

“We welcome this innovative company to Barnwell County, where they will bring 40 jobs,” says Barnwell County Council Chairman Ben Kinlaw. “Every good job creates an opportunity, affecting the future for a family in our region, and that’s how we improve the quality of life in our communities.”

According to the company, ILS practices responsible recycling for businesses and individuals.  Using its experience to determine the optimal recycling route, ILS claims that its process minimizes material going into community landfills.

A full-service information technology asset disposition (ITAD), electronics recycling and scrap purchasing company with locations in Reno, Nevada, and now in Williston, the company is already hiring for positions at the new location, including warehouse inventory specialist, administrative assistant, general labor workers, it technician and building maintenance technician.

Pennex Aluminum Co., headquartered in Wellsville, Pennsylvania, has announced that Chuck Stout has been promoted to president of the Pennex Extruded Products Division. In his new role, Stout will be responsible for the overall strategic, financial, commercial and operational functions for the company’s extruded products businesses in Wellsville and York, Pennsylvania, and in Leetonia, Ohio.

A veteran of the U.S. Navy, Stout joined Pennex in 2016 as general manager of the Leetonia location. His previous roles in the manufacturing industry include plant manager and vice president of operations. Stout’s office will remain in Leetonia.

“It is an honor to take the reins of a very successful extrusion business and lead a highly engaged team of people that are extremely committed to serving our customers,” Stout says. “They are incredibly proud of their past recognition as tops in the industry in total customer satisfaction and energetically carry on that legacy.”

“Chuck adeptly navigated our Ohio location through the $25 million expansion of our advance manufacturing fabrication facility,” says Rick Merluzzi, chief executive officer of St. Louis-based Metal Exchange Corp., Pennex’s parent company. “He personifies our core values of safety, integrity, respect and drive and clearly embraces our ‘dual bottom line’ leadership style, which prioritizes the safety and well-being of employees equal to financial success.”

Since 1979, Pennex has supplied aluminum extrusions to its mid-Atlantic, Northeast, Southeast and upper Midwest region customers. From casting billet through extruding custom shapes to fabricating finished components, Pennex services a wide range of aluminum extrusion markets, including automotive, transportation, building and construction, electrical and machinery and consumer durables and distribution. The company has four locations throughout the United States in Leetonia, Wellsville, York and in Greenville, Pennsylvania.