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Designed for recyclers processing 150 yd/hr and less, GK’s portable CD-Express(TM) features Para-Mount II 2-mass vibratory feeder for system loading and presentation to sorting system. From loading, material is then processed over GK’s Finger-Screen to remove fines and under sized material for Alternate Daily Cover or other applications. Fines are then conveyed under a magnet […]

This week General Kinematics shipped out several pieces of equipment for a new International Construction & Demolition system. The location for this new system boasts a large C&D waste stream and therefore a system that can handle these capacities. GK designed the vibratory equipment solutions that are the heart of this sorting system. The General […]

It can be such a headache to hunt down equipment for your specific processing challenge. Here at GK we know that you are busy and finding new equipment to fit your wood processing needs can be a pain. This is why we have rounded up all of our wood processing equipment to save you some […]

Vibratory equipment includes a variety of machinery that use vibrations for bulk material processing, including those specifically designed with the recycling and scrap material industries in mind. In most cases, vibratory equipment uses less energy, requires less maintenance, is more reliable, and increases output. The Vibratory Machinery Industry Over time, vibratory machinery and equipment have […]

Teamwork gets long-term results when it comes to advanced vibratory technology engineered and manufactured by General Kinematics. For proof, look no further than the recycle/waste management facility in Dania, Florida, where since 2002, they’ve been successfully processing the toughest C&D material for 14 years. That may not seem like a long time until you consider […]

California has long been one of the leaders of recycling in the US. Fitting the state’s green reputation, a law passed by Governor Jerry Brown in 2011 is pushing the state to reach a goal of 75% recovered recycled materials by 2020.   In addition to creating potentially 110,000 new jobs in the recycling industry, […]