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Your recycling operation deserves equipment that is efficient, reliable, and durable. The FINGER-SCREEN™ is known as The Heart of your Sorting System for good reason: a FINGER-SCREEN™ optimized for your specific operation can handle material separation challenges, minimize downtime, and hit your processing goals– increasing your overall profitability. As the heart of recycling facilities worldwide, […]

Recycling plays a key role in the health of our planet. More corporations, organizations and individuals want to improve the way they recycle. As a leading provider of recycling system solutions in the construction and demolition industry, General Kinematics offers recycling equipment and know-how to solve the toughest material handling needs. But what’s a recycler […]

The FINGER-SCREEN Velocity™ Primary Screen is the newest technology from General Kinematics. This vibratory separator can be used to improve the effectiveness of your resource recycling processes. The new design has all the benefits of the original FINGER-SCREEN™ Vibratory Separator, which is used in hundreds of applications all over the world, with an enhancement to […]

GENERAL KINEMATICS FOUNDRY EQUIPMENT SPOTLIGHT Learn more General Kinematics is a world leader of innovation and production for Foundry and metalcasting systems and equipment. Top foundries around the world have trusted GK to improve their systems. Explore the GK Foundry Equipment Universe below. Hear from North American Foundry Director, Rick Kempf, read case studies, watch [...]

    Challenge Trommel systems are sold as a turn-key solution and are portable. They are reasonably priced and most components are already made so lead time is very quick. However, there are many issues with blinding, or material not screening properly, that are often associated with trommels. Approach GK was asked by a customer […]

Challenge In 2021, OmniSource, an ASR recycling facility located in Toledo, Ohio, identified that their existing two trommels had reached the end of their service life and needed to be replaced. They decided to investigate alternative solutions to the trommels because of their longstanding issues with pokers, jamming, and maintenance costs. The alternate solution would […]