A typical Sennebogen application in a scrap yard found in the New Jersey region.

The newest addition to Sennebogen's dealer network in America offers customers a support team with more 12 years' experience with Sennebogen equipment.

The business operations of the former Binder Machinery has been relaunched as Komatsu Northeast. Ed Powers, a long-serving executive in the Komatsu organization, has been named as executive vice president of Komatsu Northeast. Bill Kretschmer continues as general manager, sales administration and marketing.

“The new Komatsu Northeast group has an excellent team serving our New Jersey customers. Now, with the resources of Komatsu America behind them, they have invested in its facilities and can now give the staff the support they need to stock a full parts inventory, update their training and build a fleet of in-stock material handlers,” said Constantino Lannes, president of Sennebogen LLC.

Resources and Opportunities

Kretschmer looks forward to the opportunities afforded to his team.

“Along with the machine training we have taken on, we are also adopting a new culture. Ed Powers brings us a tremendous focus on the customer and on safety at the top tier level.

“The team-building extends well beyond our own organization. Our cooperative arrangements with other dealers nearby lets us offer customers seamless access to the resources of multiple branches in neighboring states. We now have trucks running a daily circuit to support and balance parts inventories. We have the foundation to collaborate on bids for customers operating multiple sites in different states.

“We are fully staffed already with 95 employees employed in our two branches. With the experience of this group we have a strong team to build on Sennebogen's great customer relationships.”

For more information, visit www.sennebogen-na.com.

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