MAGNETIC SEPARATIONS LTD - ADVERTORIAL
New head of technical sales gives Magnetic Separations positive energy
MAGNETIC Separations Ltd have announced the expansion of their sales team with the addition of Gareth Bray to the position of Technical Sales Manager, dedicated to supporting the entire UK waste market.
Gareth has over 18 years of experience with magnetic and sensor sorting process technologies, and plans to develop new, ongoing and existing lines - adding more value to customer output streams.
X-Ray sensors, and many more products which allow multitasking and the batch running of multiple types of material.
Paul Gibbard, Managing Director of Magnetic Separations, said: “Having Gareth on board with his vast experience in recycling is already proving successful, and has allowed us to be more focused to our customer requirements and concerns for future market demands.”
Gareth originates from a technical background as a Technical Service Engineer for Steinert UK, and has commissioned some of the largest and most advanced waste plants in the UK.
All this is possible with the help of STEINERT UK, part of the giant German machine constructor Steinert GmbH, who supply the company’s extensive product portfolio.
This portfolio includes magnets, high- frequency Eddy Current Separators, optical near infrared (NIR) and fl exible combination sorting systems, which incorporates colour, shape, induction,
Gareth has practical and personal experience with the equipment he is recommending to the sector.
This is important for the STEINERT UK philosophy: ‘KEEP IT WORKING, KEEP IT EARNING!’
Maintaining plant availability and reducing downtime has made STEINERT GmbH one of the most successful manufacturers worldwide.
MAGNETIC SEPARATIONS LTD have a long-standing partnership with Steinert
GmbH which has spanned the past 35 years, and are the sole agents for all sorting equipment, service and spares in the UK and Ireland.
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SHM February, 2018
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