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OCTOBER 2022 | NEWS


HYTROL WINS NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION GRANT TO DEVELOP DURABLE COATINGS


Arkansas and Arkansas State University has won a National Science Foundation Grant to develop low-friction, durable graphite-lubricant coatings for industrial conveyor systems. Hytrol’s product innovation manager, Ty Keller and chief engineer, Boyce Bonham, will be responsible for the technical direction of the project and Hytrol will provide the facilities and materials for ‘real world’ application tests and measure energy efficiency gains between non-coated and coated slider pans. “This partnership allows us to


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investigate a novel solution that benefits the industry from a noise and energy consumption perspective, and allows us to work with potential future employees driving advancements within our industry and sustainability,” said Keller. The company recently announced it has hired Will Mangrum as director of its


ytrol Conveyor Company, in collaboration with the University of


management sector. He will lead the purchasing department and oversee the management of raw materials used in manufacturing. “I am looking forward to


developing a supply chain strategy that will assist operations in meeting their monthly goals,” said Brudos. He will focus on advancing


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Fort Smith Operations and Chris Brudos as director of supply chain. Mangrum has 14 years of


manufacturing experience. He has worked in multiple industries including material handling, oil and gas, industrials and food and beverage. “I am excited abouti joining the Hytrol


family, leveraging our strengths, learning where we have opportunities and partnering with the Fort Smith leadership team to develop a strategy to facilitate sustainable improvement,” he said. Brudos has over a decade of


experience working in the material


the purchasing department and will work to encompass


warehouses, PPC and shipping and receiving at both Hytrol locations. “It is a privilege to have Will and Chris


join our teams,” said Steve Dunlevy, VP, Manufacturing Operations, Hytrol. “Both their experiences will have a powerful impact on our company.” Hytrol is one of the largest conveyor


manufacturers in the United States. It designs, develops, and delivers material handling systems and includes a network of more than 100 independent businesses worldwide. The company also develops software for conveyors and warehouse management.●


KION NORTH AMERICA EXPANDS TERRITORY WITH DEALER PARTNER MATERIAL HANDLING INC.


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ION North America has appointed Material Handling, Inc. with additional territory in portions of Alabama.


Material Handling, Inc. currently serves


areas throughout Georgia and Tennessee and is authorized to sell KION North America’s portfolio of Linde Material Handling and Baoli brands. “We are very excited about this


expansion and are proud to partner with a strong material handling solutions provider as Material Handling, Inc,” said Rick Schiel director, distribution management, KION North America “This organization takes pride in


offering its customers the very best equipment and solutions customized to meet the needs of each operation. Their strong commitment to excellence makes KION North America proud to


partner with Material Handling Inc. while promoting the trusted Linde Material Handling and Baoli brands.” Material Handling Inc. is family-


owned and operated and has served the material handling industry for over 30 years by offering forklift solutions, including warehouse products and repair and maintenance services. Guided by its core values and principles known as “The MHI Way”. It has strategically cultivated a culture


centered around putting its customers first. This solid foundation has made Material Handling, Inc. a trusted provider of forklift trucks, parts, and services throughout Georgia, Tennessee, and now Alabama. “We are proud to partner with Linde


Material Handling to provide world-class products and solutions to the robust


6 | October 2022 | Overhead Crane Material Handling Industry Supplement


and growing Alabama market,” said Mike Sain, president, Material Handling Inc. “MHI utilizes the full range of Linde Material Handling products to provide the right solution for each customer’s unique needs.” ●


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