Centrisys/CNP announces facility expansion, earns leadership award
Centrisys/CNP, based in Kenosha, Wisconsin, announced the completion of a 34,000-square-foot building expansion, including an upgrade of its balancing equipment with a centrifuge balancing bunker in the interior of the building. A company committee was formed to design and build the balancing bunker space and determine what equipment would work best. The bunker isolates the operator in a protected control area and includes video monitoring to see into the balancing areas, avoiding proximity to the running equipment. Cranes are installed overhead to place parts and components in the balancing cradles.
The company also announced that it has been recognized by Frost & Sullivan with the 2019 North American Product Leadership Award for its PONDUS thermal hydrolysis process. With this product, Centrisys/CNP allows for the industry to not only accelerate the sustainability of anaerobic digestion, but also to enhance thermal hydrolysis process. PONDUS originated in Germany and is currently used in six installations in Europe and one in China. Centrisys/CNP introduced PONDUS in North America through an agreement in 2015.
GapVax launches new website
GapVax launched a new website. The site design is mobile-responsive and works on a variety of screen sizes, from smartphones and tablets to traditional desktop computers. The improved www.gapvax.com contains concise product information and easy-to-use navigation; conversational quoting process; more useful tools for those who shop for and own GapVax products and services; a product-centric focus on activities such as identifying the right machine for the job or dealer locating; and easy comparisons across GapVax models. The site features 20 new pages and hundreds of full-screen images of the GapVax products.
Pipe Lining Supply celebrates 15th anniversary
Pipe Lining Supply is celebrating its 15th anniversary. The company was founded in 2004 by Linda Heisler. Her primary focus was the CIPP industry in the California area. Two years later, her husband, John Heisler, joined the company, bringing knowledge of the industry including CIPP lateral lining, pipe bursting, horizontal directional drilling, pipe coating, sewage lining, opencut and cover, and water and sewer utility work. In 2017, the company introduced its AIPPR Quik-Coating System, designed for drain, waste and vent piping. The company has also expanded its team of technical experts nationwide.
Infiltrator Water Technologies purchases Presby Environmental Inc. (PEI)
Infiltrator Water Technologies announced the purchase of Presby Environmental Inc. (PEI). Presby Environmental manufactures the Enviro-Septic, Advanced Enviro-Septic, EnviroFin and other wastewater treatment technologies.
“We are excited to be able to expand our products with the proven Presby Environmental product line. The family of Presby Environmental products complements Infiltrator’s core business and helps to strengthen our industry leadership position. The combination of Infiltrator and Presby Environmental supports our vision to reimagine and revolutionize onsite water management,” says Roy E. Moore Jr., president and CEO of Infiltrator Water Technologies.
Capital Rubber Co-Founder Dies After Battling Cancer
Barbara Feldman, co-founder of Capital Rubber, has battled cancer for the past several years. While family reports she was resilient and strong-willed throughout the difficult treatments, this past challenge was too difficult to beat, and she died peacefully in her home surrounded by family.
"We are very much appreciative of all of the warm and caring messages that have been received," says company president Bryan Feldman. "From clients, to vendors, to reps, to accountants and landlords — all who worked with her were impacted by her energy and strong spirit. She was in the industry for 48 years and was passionate not about selling rubber and plastics, but about making connections and helping clients with their challenging projects.
"A small service was already held, and details can be found at the Chicago Tribune website. Barbara was very active in cancer wellness programs, fundraisers and education. Please ensure that you and your loved ones are screened and informed, and consider donating to the National Ovarian Cancer Coalition or a cancer foundation of your choice."
