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It’s estimated that the average person accounts for 4.5 pounds of waste per day – or 1.5 tons every year. And while about 75 percent of all solid waste is able to be recycled, it’s estimated that only about 30 percent of it actually is.   Why? The reasons vary. Some think it isn’t worth […]

Mining and energy activity is vital to global job creation, national development and building primary infrastructure in many low and middle income mineral-dependent countries – including the United States. General Kinematics philosophy is driven by the enormous task of supporting communities while keeping close vigil on practices that ensure company policies support economic, environmental and […]

General Kinematics is exhibiting at ISRI 2013 Convention & Exposition held Tuesday, April 9 through Saturday, April 13 in Orlando, Florida. The Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries, Inc. (ISRI ) is recognized as the “Voice of the Recycling Industry.” This Washington D.C. based trade association represents hundreds of companies across the United States. The annual […]

At General Kinematics, we’re always working to bring you better vibratory solutions for your material-processing needs, and, in that regard, we are happy to announce the latest in our line of vibratory technology products – the General Kinematics’ PARA-MOUNT IV®.   The cutting edge technology built into the PARA-MOUNT IV® allows you to process bulk […]

. Crystal Lake, IL – General Kinematics, the premier manufacturer of vibratory process equipment for the metal casting, mining,  minerals, recycling, and bulk processing industries, recently joined the Association of Equipment Manufacturers in their campaign t­­o support and bolster domestic manufacturing. AEM’s “I Make America” program focuses on dramatically increasing jobs for America’s  equipment manufacturers […]

Here is an excerpt of an article from the September – October 2011 issue of MSW Magazine featuring General Kinematics high performance, low maintenance vibratory recycling machines.   Machines Moving C&D As might be expected for its weight, C&D waste gives MRF equipment more of a beating. However, careful maintenance will keep the lines running. […]