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Material, fly-ash and biomass handling

16 United Conveyor Corporation products on DRN’s shelves, across Solids and Wastewater Handling, in 4 product lines.

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What we will ask about your material

The material being handled, its moisture content and particle size, and the throughput and cake dryness you need. With those a DRN specialist comes back with the screw, press or DAF configuration that holds under that feed, plus the wear parts already in stock for that unit, rather than a standard model off a catalogue page.

The company

United Conveyor Corporation is led by Andrew Warrington.

Leadership

  • Andrew Warrington Chief Executive Officer
  • Kevin McDonough President
  • Rob Sauerbrey Chief Financial Officer
  • Robert Koleno Chief Operating Officer
  • Beth Smith Chief Human Resources Officer
  • Brandon Lipska Vice President – Operations
  • Luke Dwyer VP, Corporate Development
  • Kevin Matyas Sr. Director, Strategic Business Development
  • Nicholas Halkias VP, Global Parts Sales & Product Management
  • Keith Johnson Director, Global Product Development
  • Andrew Matthews VP, Sales – Americas
  • Madeline Mercado Director, Materials
  • Sean Merlo VP, Projects and Service
  • Jay Kumar Patil Global Controller
  • Ashwani Perswal Director, International Operations
  • Richard Shapiro Director, Financial Planning & Analysis
  • Tim Schulgen Plant Manager
  • Dawn Williams Director, Marketing and Communications

Read from the company's own site

Tell us the model and the part

DRN holds wear parts for the most requested models on the shelf and sources the rest, including machines whose manufacturer no longer supports the line. Send the model number and what you need; a specialist answers with what is available.

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