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What is Metallurgy? Metallurgy is the science and technology of metals—how they’re extracted from natural sources, refined into usable materials, processed for specific applications, and optimized for performance. This multidisciplinary field combines principles from chemistry, physics, and engineering to develop metals that meet demanding requirements across a range of industries. At its core, metallurgy allows […]

Choosing a supplier for new processing equipment sometimes requires a leap of faith. Processing materials in a lab can be very different from how your equipment will work in a production environment. How does the equipment behave when processing the material at capacity? GK has demonstrated this for customers in our production shop since day […]

You might think that putting fresh tires on your car or truck means the old set will end up in the dump. Thanks to some creative thinking on the part of entrepreneurs around the world, worn down tire tread isn’t the end of a rubber tire’s life cycle. First implemented as padding on a handful […]

Late in 2016, Sweden’s government ran into a truly unique problem. The Scandinavian nation was running out of garbage. Thanks to an innovative waste-to-energy (WTE) program, Sweden was in a position where it was actually forced to import garbage from other nations. In the years since Sweden’s energy revolution has helped the nation virtually eliminate its […]

Concrete Recycling 101 Did you know that concrete is the most widely used material in the world? Although plastic and steel are more commonly recognized as essential materials, concrete is used in virtually every construction project worldwide, even more than steel. Despite existing as far back as 6500 BC, concrete recycling began only about a […]

The Future of Electric Vehicles Electric and hybrid cars are taking off globally as a more sustainable alternative to gasoline-powered cars. Researchers predict that 90% of all passenger vehicles in the U.S., Canada, and Europe will be electric by 2040. The increased demand for electric vehicles also means increased demand for batteries to power these […]