FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: General Kinematics to Attend GIFA in Dusseldorf, Germany

                                                                              For Immediate Release

General Kinematics

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: General Kinematics to Attend GIFA in Dusseldorf, Germany

February 21, 2023- General Kinematics, a vibratory equipment manufacturer and system integrator located in Crystal Lake, Illinois, will exhibit at the 2023 GIFA Trade Fair in Dusseldorf, Germany. 

GK has been a long-time exhibitor at GIFA, the largest global foundry Trade Fair, which occurs every four years. GK’s presence is more prominent this year than ever, with its most significant exhibit space yet. Within the almost 4000 sq foot booth, also represented will be GK brands: TUFFMAN EQUIPMENT, CYRUS, and GK SYSTEMS.

General Kinematics and CYRUS will exhibit three foundry-leading machines. All three pieces of equipment, GK VIBRA-DRUM® Sand & Casting Conditioner, GK TWO-MASS Conveying Shakeout, and CYRUS Charge feeder, will be running in the booth. 

Additionally, industry experts from North America and Europe, the GK SYSTEMS group, and CYRUS will be available to answer questions and discuss projects.

Davide Gado, Managing Director EMEA, commented, “GIFA is the most important global event for the Foundry Industry and the best opportunity to discuss the newest trends and developments with our existing and new customers. This year we are particularly excited to showcase our solutions for a sustainable future of the foundry technology and discuss how our systems can help every customer take a step towards carbon neutrality.” 

“General Kinematics welcomes our global customer base to explore new ideas in material handling and casting processes. We invite you to discover our expansion into Foundry Design with GK Systems and our new work with Cyrus solutions for your foundry applications. Please come visit us at 17D41,” stated Claude Hutchens, Foundry Market Director & International Sales.

Tom Musschoot, President of General Kinematics, added, “We are thrilled to see all of the GK brands represented in the same space for the first time. We have undergone many changes and grown quite a bit since the last GIFA in 2019. Our in-booth experts will represent everything from full turnkey systems and capital equipment to parts and fabrications. It’s a great opportunity for our customers to receive expert advice for current and upcoming projects.” 

CLICK HERE to register, schedule a meeting for the show, and more!

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About General Kinematics

General Kinematics Corporation, incorporated in 1960, was established to market, design, and custom fabricates innovative vibratory materials handling and processing equipment. Today, the company is one of the world’s largest suppliers of vibratory processing equipment, having held more than 200 worldwide patents, and is a significant contributor to vibrating equipment design and application technical advancement. General Kinematics serves a worldwide customer base through a network of engineering-oriented independent sales representatives who cover major industrial markets throughout the United States. International markets are serviced from subsidiary operations and through a combination of representatives, licensed manufacturers, and strategic alliances with leading industry-specific organizations in other strategic locations. Today, more than 50,000 General Kinematics units have been installed in virtually all of the world’s industrialized countries. As new process and efficiency challenges emerge, General Kinematics is qualified to address these needs with advanced technology, innovative engineering, new materials, and manufacturing techniques. All applied to improving customer productivity and profitability while meeting ever more stringent requirements. Today, GK knows no limit in our ability to provide a broad level of engineering support and capacity that other companies cannot offer. We bring a 360-degree view to the whole process picture, often supplying engineering resources our customers do not have or wish to fund internally.