June 17, 2014, Fort Wayne, Ind. – Ennsdorf, Austrian
manufacturer of Kormann Rockster Recycler GmbH track-mounted crushers and
screens, has announced an agreement with two industry recycle veterans to form
Rockster Recycler North America and bring its extensive line of products to
North America.
June 17, 2014, Fort Wayne, Ind. – Ennsdorf, Austrian
manufacturer of Kormann Rockster Recycler GmbH track-mounted crushers and
screens, has announced an agreement with two industry recycle veterans to form
Rockster Recycler North America and bring its extensive line of products to
North America. These include Rockster Recycler’s unique, patented,
interchangeable jaw/impactor Duplex System and its Electric Hybrid crushing and
screening plant – the world’s first electric/hydraulic parallel hybrid
track-mounted impact crusher that reduces diesel emissions.
Partners Stu Gamble and Brian Barlow and their team are in
the process of selling direct as they develop and support a recycle-,
demolition- and aggregate-focused independent dealer network throughout the
U.S. and Canada. A new North American website, www.rockster.us.com, is now
available.
Stu Gamble has developed and managed North American sales
for several years with various market-related mobile and track-mounted
equipment manufacturers, and Brian Barlow and his company Barlow Strategic
Sales & Marketing have provided sales development and marketing services to
several recycle and aggregate equipment manufacturers since 1991. The new
headquarters is based in Fort Wayne, Indiana, with the Parts & Service
Center located in Webster, Massachusetts. Kormann Rockster Recycler GmbH has
also contracted with Barlow Strategic Sales & Marketing for sales and
dealer development and marketing support to assist the new company.
Rockster Recycler was established in 2004 and manufactures
global track-mounted crushing and screening solutions. The manufacturer
specializes in the design and production of track-mounted crushing and
screening systems for processing asphalt, concrete, demolition waste and
natural stone. To date, there are more than 400 Rockster Recycler machines
working in a wide range of applications throughout the world.
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