A global leader in the recycling industries and wood processing, Terex now offers its environmental equipment customers two distinct product line brands — Terex Ecotec and CBI, a Terex Brand. From one company, forestry, construction, biomass, waste, recycling and composting professionals now can choose from a broad line of chippers, grinders, shredders, screens, waste handlers, windrow turners and stationary systems.

ConExpo-Con/AGG will provide the stage to officially launch the new brand of Telex Ecotec, expanding the overall Terex environmental product portfolio with chipping, shredding, screening and composting equipment. Additionally, a range of waste handlers efficiently loads material into both Terex Ecotec and CBI processing equipment to maximize throughput capabilities.

“As recently as two years ago, the Terex environmental portfolio consisted simply of biomass equipment sold predominantly in North America,” said Tony Devlin, director of Terex Environmental Equipment (TEE). “Through the strategic line acquisitions of Continental Biomass Industries (CBI) and Neuson Ecotec Environmental Technology, internal product development, and customer interaction, Terex now offers a broad range of environmental equipment marketed globally under two strong brands for our processing customers.”

The full Terex Ecotec product line includes slow and medium speed shredders, biomass chippers, horizontal grinders, trommel and recycling screens, waste handlers, and windrow turners.

The global Terex Ecotec organization is headquartered in Dungannon, Northern Ireland, with another office located in Newton, NH.

For more information, visit www.terex.com/ecotec.

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