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  At General Kinematics, we are proud to be based in the U.S.A. Being based in the U.S.A. allows us to support the U.S. economy by providing jobs for future generations with safe working environments. GK Equipment & Parts  General Kinematics produces the largest selection of vibratory and rotary equipment in the industry. Unlike other […]

When facing the decision of purchasing capital equipment, there’s a lot to consider. It’s a big decision that should never be taken lightly. You might find yourself asking, will the equipment work as promised? Will the equipment be reliable? Will it require a lot of routine maintenance and upkeep? What will I do if it […]

Covanta, one of the largest mass-burn facilities in North America, explores their 30-year relationship with General Kinematics. Converting MSW to renewable energy for Pinellas county, Covanta depends on the reliability of their equipment to run without fail. GK’s Bottom Ash Conveyors have been able to provide 95-98% uptime.    Learn more about it in the […]

Vibratory equipment, when properly maintained, can be some of the most valuable, and lasting tools in your foundry, mining, or materials processing operation. However, there are a few things you can do to extend the life of your equipment and ensure it continues running properly. It’s important to follow a maintenance routine for each component […]

For your foundry, mining, or materials processing facility, the temptation to save money with used vibratory equipment is high. To make the best investment for your operation, however, it’s important to understand the pros and cons to buying used vibratory equipment. With that information in mind, you’ll be able to make a better decision or […]

Plastic is a synthetic polymer, capable of being molded into a variety of materials, including containers, textiles, and more. The first man-made plastic was revealed in 1862, when Alexander Parkes shared a new invention: a material that could be molded when heated, and that retained its shape once cooled. Other inventions soon followed, with resistance […]