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CONVEYOR EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS
President
Bill Pugh
Ralphs-Pugh Co., Inc.
Vice President
George Huber, III
Industrial Kinetics, Inc.
Secretary
Ronald D. Arkema
Van Gorp Corporation
Treasurer
Warren Chandler
Stephens-Adamson
Executive Vice President
Robert Reinfried
CEMA
6724 Lone Oak Boulevard • Naples, Florida 34109
Summer 2010
CEMA FALL MEETING SET TO CONVENE IN SEPTEMBER
Registration Packages for the CEMA Fall meeting will
be sent out on July 23. The CEMA Fall Meeting this
year will again occur at the O'Hare Hilton Hotel,
Chicago, Illinois. The meetings will be on Tuesday,
September 21 and will end before noon on
Wednesday, September 22.
On Tuesday there will be meetings of the Engineering
Conference Planning Committee, Board of Directors,
Government Affairs Committee and Membership /
Marketing Committee. On Wednesday, the Sections
will meet: Conveyor Chain, General Bulk Handling,
Screw Conveyor, and Unit Handling Conveyor. The
last meeting on Wednesday will be a second Board
of Directors Meeting. As of this writing, plans for
value added speakers have not yet been locked down.
DIRECTORS
Past Presidents Representative
Dan Fannin
Emerson Power Transmission
Term expires 2011
Jerry Heathman
Chantland Pulley & Roller Co.
Jay Lee
Rexnord LLC
Tom Melton
Martin Sprocket & Gear, Inc.
Term expires 2012
Joe Forte
Portec, Inc.
Michael Hoehn
Automatic Systems, Inc.
James McKnight
Intelligrated, Inc.
Term expires 2013
Garry Abraham
Screw Conveyor Corporation
Dean Bogner
Webster Industries, Inc.
Mike Mitchell
Stober Drives Inc.
STAFF
Executive Secretary
Philip Hannigan
Membership/Marketing Manager
Kimberly MacLaren
Meeting Coordinator
Karen Lampart
Legal Counsel
Carroll A. Weimer, Jr.
Weimer & Boyce, Lawyers
At the Tuesday evening reception and dinner we will
also look forward to hearing updates on the condition
of the industry from representatives of several of the magazines that cover
the conveying industry.
The purpose of the CEMA Fall Meeting is to refine the focus of the association
as we approach the end of the year. Section members will evaluate what was
done at the Engineering Conference in June and provide any guidance going
forward. They will review any activities that they started at the Annual meeting
in March and will also seek concurrence on what items need to be completed
in advance of the CEMA Annual Meeting in March 2011. The association's
Board of Directors will construct and approve the 2011 budget and will also
attend to policy issues and other items requiring the Board's judgment. The
Government Affairs Committee will review legislation of interest to members
and will report their findings on Wednesday morning. The Engineering
Conference Committee will review what happened at the June meeting and
will plan for the 2011 meeting next June.
The Fall Meeting is the last of the three CEMA Meetings that occur each year.
Members who wish to continue to receive a 25% discount on their annual
dues must send a representative to at least one of these three meetings in the
calendar year. If you have not yet sent a representative to the Annual Meeting
or Engineering Conference, this is your last chance this year.
To determine which meetings might be of most interest to you, see the reports
of the CEMA Annual Meeting and the CEMA Engineering Conference further
along in this edition.
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CEMA PRODUCT SECTION
OFFICERS
Conveyor Chain Section
Chair: Dean Bogner
Webster Industries, Inc.
V. Chair: Fredric Spurck
Webster Industries, Inc.
General Bulk Handling Section
Chair: Jim Calhoun
FMC Technologies
V. Chair: Geoff Normanton
Fenner Dunlop
Screw Conveyor Section
Chair: Mark Osborn
KWS Manufacturing Co. Ltd.
V. Chair: Ed Turner
Martin Sprocket & Gear
Unit Handling Conveying Section
Chair: Bob Leidy
SI Systems
V. Chair: Gary Cline
Transnorm System, Inc.
CEMA COMMITTEE
OFFICERS
Finance/Budget Committee
Chair: Warren Chandler
Stephens-Adamson
Government Affairs Committee
Chair: Fred Thimmel
Bryant Products, Inc.
Marketing/Membership Committee
Co-Chair: George Huber III
Industrial Kinetics, Inc.
Co-Chair: Tom O'Brien
Ralphs-Pugh Co., Inc.
Meetings Committee
Chair: Gregg Goodner
Hytrol Conveyor Co., Inc.
Past Presidents Committee
Chair: Dan Fannin
Emerson Power Transmission
Statistics Committee
Chair: Daniel Fannin
Emerson Power Transmission
Strategic Planning Committee
Chair: Todd Swinderman
Martin Engineering Company
Items of interest to the Membership from
CEMA BOARD OF DIRECTORS ANNUAL MEETINGS
March 12, 13, 15, 2010, Westin Kierland, Scottsdale, AZ
Membership stood at 99 companies, up five from the 94 members
at the time of the Fall Meeting. (88 Manufacturing, 11 Technical)
Engineering Conference Relocation - At the Fall Meeting the
Board asked CEMA Staff to conduct a survey to determine if the
members supported staying at the LaPlaya, Florida, and in June,
or moving to another venue, state, or month. Phil Hannigan
reported the results (Attached). An overwhelming majority of
respondents supported staying at the LaPlaya, Florida, and in
June. The Board considers this proposal closed for the next few
years
MSHA Above Ground Mine Safety Recertification Course at
the Engineering Conference – At the Fall Meeting there was an
interest expressed in possibly offering subject 8 hour course at
the Engineering Conference. Ron Arkema volunteered to
determine if the course could be offered and Phil Hannigan offered
to provide options on how and where to offer such a course during
the conference.
Safety Label Material Change - Kimberly MacLaren reported
that the material we use for our labels is proving insufficient in
performance in outdoor severe duty conditions. She and the label
supplier have identified a material and printing process that will
improve Severe Duty Labels performance. There could be a slight
increase in the cost and member price for the labels. It was moved,
seconded and approved that we adopt the new material for severe
duty and maintain the current pricing formula in developing the
new price list (member, nominal; non-member, twice nominal). The
Regular Duty label material will remain unchanged.
Meeting Participation Discounts - Bob Reinfried pointed out that
the current recession may be responsible for some companies
not having sent people to any meetings in 2009 who would,
therefore, incur an additional burden of losing their annual dues
discount. Up to 18 companies could lose their discount for 2010.
After some discussion the Board agreed to allow companies to
make up for non-participation in 2009 by attending at least one
meeting through the 2010 meeting cycle. Bob Reinfried is
authorized to deal with the problem on a case by case basis and
use his judgment in dealing with the companies regarding the
discounts.
END OF SUMMARY
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CEMA Annual Meeting Report
The CEMA Annual Meeting was another success story for CEMA. The location was
excellent at the Westin Kierland Resort and Spa in Scottsdale, Arizona. It was a
very productive meeting for the association and also provided all who attended
helpful take-home information to improve their business plans, ample opportunities
to network, renew old acquaintances, and to begin new friendships.
President Todd Swinderman convened the General Business Session on Saturday, March
13, 2010. Representatives of 43 member companies registered. This was 7 more
companies than attended the last Annual Meeting. The representatives elected Garry
Abraham of Screw Conveyor Corporation, Dean Bogner of Webster Industries, Inc., and
Mike Mitchell of Stober Drives, Inc., to three year terms as members of the CEMA Board
of Directors and they also elected Dan Fannin of Emerson Power Transmission to a one
year term on the Board of Directors as the CEMA Past Presidents Committee
representative. Subsequently, the Board of Directors elected Bill Pugh of Ralphs-Pugh
Co., Inc. as the new CEMA President, George Huber III of Industrial Kinetics, Inc., as
CEMA Vice President, Ronald Arkema of Van Gorp Corporation, as CEMA Secretary, and
CEMA President Todd
Warren Chandler of Stephens-Adamson as CEMA Treasurer.
Swinderman passes
The keynote speaker this year was Dr. Alan Bates, Chairman and the gavel to incoming
founder of The Profit Planning Group, a research and executive CEMA President, Bill
Pugh at the Annual
education firm headquartered in Boulder, Colorado. His
Meeting.
presentation took the group through a practical exercise designed
to identify strategies and tactics to improve a company’s bottom line. The session
included how to set a realistic profit target – how much and how fast, and how to
develop an action program to reach that profit target. In that regard he showed how
to set priorities for action and how to track the success or failure of the program.
Dr. Alan Bates
The afternoon session of the General Business Session featured two user panels.
The Unit Handling Conveying User Panel featured two users from large companies; Leonard Bouwman,
Director of Asset Management for Miller Coors, and Michael Martin, Plant Engineering Manager for UPS. The
panel was moderated by Gary Master of DC Velocity magazine.
The Bulk Handling User Panel featured two users from large companies; Robert Humphries of Fluor Enterprises,
and Ralph Bowling of E.ON U.S. The panel was moderated by Jim Calhoun of FMC Technologies.
Both panels provided excellent exchanges of requirements and trends in the conveying industry.
The Sections and Committees conducted their meetings and set the tasks and objectives that will guide the
activities of the association for the next year.
Another speaker was Alan Beaulieu, Economist, from the Institute for Trend Analysis
who gave a rather thorough review of what he sees as the business conditions for the
upcoming several years. He also provided excellent and useful advice for businesses
as to how to plan and prosper through this part of the business cycle. This was the
third year in a row that he addressed the group and his past presentations proved
remarkably accurate.
As for his track record: He accurately predicted the 1999 recession - Correctly called
the 2000 dot.com meltdown - Anticipated 2002 economic recovery despite 9/11 tragedy
- Saw oil price spike coming in 2002, a year before it hit - Told his clients, “Run, don’t walk“ before the global
financial crisis of 2008
Dr. Alan Belulieu
He believes we are in the early phase of recovery. He believes that recent government interventions in the
economy have dulled the economic environment for the next 10 years. Expect a slow recovery due to the
inflation that will follow the enormous increases in the money supply. For businesses to thrive in the slow
recovery/inflation environment we should look to strategies that companies adopted during a similar time in
the 1970’s. He provided several practical things companies can do.
He still predicts a worldwide depression by 2030 and that people should strive to be debt free by 2028.
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Annual Meeting ... Continued
Dan Fannin, Chair of the CEMA Statistics Committee, reported that, according to our new
approach to analyzing the relation of our statistics to the overall industry, the Conveyor
market had $6.1 billion in billed shipments in 2009, which is a decrease of $1.7 billion from
the 2008 shipments of 7.8 billion. He took the members through a large number of statistics
and trends in the economy and issued the official 2010 CEMA Forecast of a slight recovery
in our industry of approximately 2 percent.
Economic forecast updates were provided by editors from several industry trade magazines
including DC Velocity, Material Handling Management, and Modern Materials Handling.
They all confirmed the upturn in business that has been occurring over the past year and
they projected gains ahead.
Dan Fannin
The committee and product section meetings were very productive again and provided guidance for the
activities and projects of the association for the next year.
As for the social activities, the first two runners to cross the finish line at
the 5K Fun Run/Walk were Bobby Thompson (22 Minutes) and his sister
Wendi Stevens (26 minutes). Of the walkers, John and Janet DiPaolo came
first at 36 minutes. Everybody else had a great tour of the neighborhood
too as they stopped to smell the roses ... and cacti.
Wendi Stevens and Bobby
Thompson
John and Janet DiPaolo
The Annual Golf Tournament produced Three winning teams. First place
went to Michael Hoehn, Mike Ogle, John DiPaola and Kristine Thompson. Second Place
went to Tom Barry, Todd Swinderman, Jay Lee, and Corbin Lee. Third place went to Tom Roberston, Joe
Maloney, Bob Yandrick, and Dave Hall. The Longest Drive for Men and Women went, respectively, to Dusty
Bradley and Lindsay Goodner. The Closest to the Pin went to George Huber III and Lindsay Goodner
(AGAIN).
First Place - Kristine
Thompson (Her Daughter,
Wendi Standing In) John
DiPaola, and Michael
Hoehn
Second Place - Jay Lee, Tom
Barry, Todd Swinderman
Closest to the Pin - Lindsay
Goodner and George Huber III
Longest Drive, Women Lindsay Goodner
Longest Drive, Men - Dusty
Bradley
Longest Putt, Bobby
Thompson
NEW CEMA SECTION/COMMITTEE OFFICERS ELECTED FOR 2010-2011
New officers were elected by the CEMA product sections and committees at the 77th Annual Meeting in
Scottsdale, Arizona, this spring. The new officers are:
Conveyor Chain Section
Chair - Dean Bogner - Webster Industries, Inc.
Unit Handling Section
Vice Chair and Secretary - Fred Spurck - Webster Chair - Bob Leidy - SI Systems
Industries, Inc.
Vice Chair and Secretary - Gary Cline, Transnorm
System, Inc.
General Bulk Handling Section
Chair - Jim Calhoun, FMC Technologies
Government Affairs Committee
Vice Chair and Secretary - Geoff Normanton, Fenner Chair - Frederick Thimmel, Bryant Products,Inc.
Dunlop
Meetings Committee
Screw Conveyor Section
Chair - Gregg Goodner, Hytrol Conveyor Co. Inc.
Chair - Mark Osborn, KWS Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
Vice Chair and Secretary-Edward Turner - Martin Membership/Marketing Committee
Sprocket & Gear, Inc.
Co-Chair - George Huber III, Industrial Kinetics
Co-Chair - Tom O'Brien, Ralphs-Pugh Co., Inc.
We thank you all for your support of the activities of the association.
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Seen at the CEMA Annual Meeting
New this year, among many other meetings, the Unit Handling and Bulk Handling Sections each had an End User Seminar to help manufacturers
understand the plans and concerns of major end users.
CEMA President Todd Swinderman presents certificates of service on the CEMA Board of
Directors to, Jim Calhoun of FMC Technologies, Bill Casey of SI Systems, and Warren
Chandler of Stephens-Adamson, who left the board after three years of service.
CEMA President Todd Swinderman presents recognition
trophies to Garry Abraham of Screw Conveyor Corporation
and Jim McKnight of Intelligrated for their service,
respectively, as chairs of the Screw Conveyor and Unit
Handling Conveyor Sections.
The Heroes Band sang a lot of golden oldies.
The setting brought to mind a Senior Prom so we took some
Prom Photos.
The Heroes band invited Susan Reinfried to sing along with
them after the Annual Meeting final banquet. She, as usual,
brought the house down. Good work girl.
Don and Cynthia
Sublett
Jim and Justine
McKnight
Bob and Susan
Reinfried
Mike and Kim
Mitchell
Jay and Sallie
Lee
Bill and Barbara
Casey
Ron and Vickie
Arkema
DIck and Connie
Brown
Tom and Janice
Barry
Gregg and Peggy
Goodner
Geoff and Roz
Normanton
Ray and Barbara
Williams
Ed and Alicia
Turner
Steve and Lynn
Buccella
Warren and Mary
Chandler
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83rd
ENGINEERING
CONFERENCE
2010
CONFERENCE OFFICERS
Chair: Corrie Godee
Stephens-Adamson
1st V. Chair: (UNIT HANDLING)
Chris Maines
Intelligrated, Inc.
2nd V. Chair: (BULK HANDLING)
Steve Brisco
Fenner Dunlop
COMMITTEE OFFICERS
Belt Conveyor Systems Manual
Chair: Todd Swinderman
Martin Engineering Company
Bulk Conveyor Accessories
Chair: George Mott
ASGCO Manufacturing, Inc.
V.Chair: Brett DeVries
FLEXCO
CEMA Engineering Conference Report
The 83rd CEMA Engineering Conference met from June 27 through June 30,
2010 at the LaPlaya Beach Hotel in Naples, Florida. It was a great meeting
with 43 companies represented, 77 company representatives, and a total of
85 overall attendees. The weather cooperated fairly well and the occasional
seasonal rainfall did not significantly interfere with the visitors’ enjoyment
of southwest Florida. Post conference surveys indicate that the attendees
felt the conference met or exceeded their expectations and was a very
productive and instructive event.
The Conference Officers this year were Chair: Corrie Godee (StephensAdamson); 1st Vice Chair: Chris Maines (Intelligrated, Inc.); 2nd Vice Chair:
Steve Brisco (Fenner Dunlop). They organized an outstanding program. The
seminar this year was another success. It covered “People Skills in Project
Management” which introduced the attendees to the concept that, while
people contain about six different personality types within them, they
primarily manifest one dominant one. Knowing the primary personality type
of ourselves and others on our projects or workplaces, allow us to connect
and engage, motivate, and resolve conflict effectively and leads to a trusting,
more productive, and more efficient workplace. Many thanks to Dan
Stutterheim and Doug Oliphant of KSolutions for offering us these insights.
PEs in attendance will receive a certificate of training and documentation to
support three hours of continuing education credit for their individual
certifications.
Conveyor Chain
Chair: Vacant
Conveyor Controls Committee
Chair: Doug Oliphant
Kasa Industrial Controls, Inc.
Conveyor Idlers
Chair: Jarrod Felton
Superior Industries
V. Chair: Tim Wolf
Preecision Pulley & Idler
Conveyor Pulleys
Chair: David Keech
Baldor Dodge Reliance
V. Chair: Paul Ross, II
Douglas Manufacturing Co., Inc.
Conveyor Safety Committee
Chair: Randy Skanse
HK Systems
V. Chair: Vacant
Screw Conveyors
Chair: Bill Mecke
KWS Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
V. Chair: Trevin Berger
Martin Sprocket & Gear, Inc.
Terms and Definitions
Chair: Phil Hannigan
CEMA
Second from left, First time attendee, Danilo
Lai, and fourth from left, CEMA President,
Bill Pugh, greet our guests from Brazil - (left
to right) Sergio Jose Damato, Celio Santos,
Paolo Godoy, and Issacar Ferreira.
We had four visitors from Brazil who
represented the bulk belt conveyor
standards group of the Brazilian national
standards agency, ABNT. They were Sergio
Jose Damato (Usiminas), Issacar Ferreria
(Maxbelt), Paulo Godoy (ArcelorMittal),
and Celio Santos (Borpac Ltda). They were
here to explore the adoption of parts of
the CEMA Belt Book as Brazilian standards
as well as to explore options for
cooperation with CEMA going forward. We
hope their visit was as fruitful for them as
it was for our members, and we look
forward to seeing them again in the future.
Another first this year was an experiment. We offered an 8 hour annual
refresher course in MSHA Mine Safety which is required for people who visit
or work at above or below ground mine operations. It was conducted by Mr.
Ben Hart of W. Ben Hart and Associates and cost $150.00 per attendee. We
were not sure how popular it would be when the Board approved the idea at
its Annual Meeting in March. Nine people signed up to attend and it appeared
to be a success. We will evaluate the effectiveness of the course and whether
to offer it in the future.
Members were treated to a viewing of the new
CEMA Bulk Belt Conveyor Safety Video which
was developed by a committee headed by Todd
Swinderman of Martin Engineering Company
and James Wilson of Kinder Morgan Engineering
& Conveying. The 13 minute DVD provides 12
safety rules and lessons for safer operation and
maintenance of Bulk Belt Conveyors. The lessons are tied to the, free for
download, CEMA Bulk Belt Conveyor Safety Poster and the Bulk Belt Conveyor
Safety Label Placement Guidelines, and the Bulk Belt Conveyor Accessories
Safety Label Placement Guidelines. A/V # 8 is available at $20.00 per disk
for Non-CEMA members.
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ENGINEERING CONFERENCE OFFICERS CHOSEN FOR 2011
The members who attended the 83rd CEMA Engineering Conference, June 27-30, 2010 elected the following officers
for the 84th CEMA Engineering Conference which will convene at the LaPlaya Hotel June 26-29, 2011:
Chair: Chris Maines, Intelligrated, Inc.
First Vice Chair: (Bulk Handling Section) Steve Brisco, Fenner Dunlop
Second Vice Chair (Unit Handling Section ) John Langsdorf, Transnorm System, Inc.
The Conference Committees also elected, or continued in office, the folowing people:
Conveyor Controls Committee:
Chair - Doug Oliphant, Kasa Companies
Conveyor Safety Committe:
Chair - Randy Skanse, HK Systems
Vice Chair - Michael McGettigan, Dematic Corp.
Bulk Handling Section:
Chair - Steve Brisco, Fenner Dunlop
Belt Conveyor Systems and Manual Committee:
Chair - Todd Swinderman, Martin Engineering Company
Belt Conveyor Accessories Committee:
Chair - George Mott, ASGCO Manufactruring, Inc.
Vice-Chair - Brett DeVries, Flexco
Idler Committee:
Chair - Derek Tatum, Kinder Morgan Engineering & Conveying
Vice Chair - Tim Wolf, Precision Pulley & Idler
Pulley Committee:
Chair - David Keech, Baldor Dodge Reliance
Vice Chair - Paul Ross II, Douglas Manufacturing Co., Inc.
Screw Conveyor Committee:
Chair - Bill Mecke, KWS Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
Vice-Chair - Trevin Berger, Martin Sprocket & Gear, Inc.
Unit Handling Committee:
Chair - John Langsdorf, Transnorm System, Inc.
Vice-Chair - Chris Glenn, Hytrol Conveyor Co., Inc.
Terms and Definitions Committee:
Chair - Phil Hannigan, CEMA
Future CEMA Meetings
2010
Fall Meeting, Chicago O’Hare Hilton, Chicago IL,
September 21-22
2012
Annual Meeting, Eden Roc, Miami Beach FL,
March 9-13
2011
Annual Meeting, La Quinta Resort, La Quinta CA,
March 4-8
Engineering Conference, LaPlaya Hotel, Naples, FL
TBD
Engineering Conference, La Playa Hotel, Naples FL,
June 26-29
Fall Meeting, Chicago O’Hare Hilton, Chicago IL,
September 20-21
Fall Meeting, Chicago O'hare Hilton, Chicago IL,
September 18-19
2013
Annual Meeting, Arizona Biltmore Resort & Spa, Phoenix AZ,
March 15-19
2014
Annual Meeting, La Quinta Resort, La Quinta CA,
March 14-18
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CEMA NEWS
.MEMBER COMPANY NEWS
Happenings
Membership
Portec, Inc., announced, in February, the
appointment of Dominic D. “Don” Cuzzocrea
as president and chief executive officer.
As of July 20, 2010, CEMA’s membership stands
at 100, with 89 Manufacturing Members and 11
Technical Members.
Habasit America, announced, in April, the
appointment of George Rizza, formerly of Nord
Gear Corporation, as its President of the Rossi
Gearmotors Division.
New Members
Siemens Industry, Inc. of Arlington, Texas, joined
CEMA on July 9, 2010. They Manufacture Unit
Handling Systems. Their Official Representative
is Marco Oropeza, director, business
development and strategy, and their Alternate
Representative is James Pippin, manager,
business development.
Hytrol Conveyor Co. has appointed Phillip
Poston as manager of marketing. He has worked
at Hytrol for 10 years and most recently served
as focus factory coordinator in Hytrol's
manufacturing facility.
In Memoriam
Benetech, Inc. of Montgomery, Illinois, joined
CEMA on June 25, 2010. They Manufacture Bulk
Conveyor Systems and Equipment and
Accessories. Their Official Representative is
Andrew (Andy) Waters , director of strategic
initiatives.
Roger E. Noel
(June 1, 1937 - July 12, 2010)
In the Spring 2001 Bulletin,
we announced that our
friend, Roger Noel, Vice
President of Engineering at
the Goodman Conveyor
Company, was retiring. He
had been a stalwart
participant in the Engineering
Conference for over two
decades and was the former chairman of the
Engineering Conference as well as a key figure in
the activities of the Screw Conveyor and Belt Book
Committees over that time. His contribuitons to the
association and the industry were widely known
and appreciated.
Hitachi - Maxco, Ltd., of Kennesaw, Georgia,
joined CEMA on April 19, 2010. They manufacture
Conveyor Chain. Their Official Representative
is Bob Callahan, executive director, business
development and marketing, and their Alternate
Representative is David Egbert, v.p. industrial
chain division.
Peer Chain of Waukegan, Illinois, joined CEMA
on April 14, 2010. They Manufacture Conveyor
Chain and Unit Handling Conveyor Components.
Their Official Representative is Mike
Nisenbaum, president.
Roger died on Monday, July 12, 2010 at the Rainey
Hospice House in his home town of Anderson,
South Carolina. We wished him the best of
everything in his retirement and we hope he enjoyed
that over these past nine years. Rest in peace
Roger. We wish to pass on our sincere condolences
and respects to his wife, Lois, his children, grand
children and the rest of his friends and family. He
was a consequential man. Memorials may be made
to Hospice of the Upstate, 1835 Rogers Road,
Anderson, SC 29621 or Cancer Association of
Anderson, 215 E. Calhoun St, Anderson, SC,
29621.
Lewco Inc. of Sandusky, Ohio, joined CEMA on
March 18, 2010. They Manufacture Unit Handling
Conveyors and Conveyor Controls. Their Official
Representative is Jerry Guerra, vp co-owner,
and their Alternate Representative is Ron
Guerra, president, co-owner.
The Hendrik Group, Inc. of Woodbury,
Connecticut, joined CEMA on February 8, 2010
as a Technical Member. They design Air Supported
Belt Conveyors and other Bulk Conveying
Systems.Their Official Representative is
Hendrik (Henk) Hartsuiker, president.
EDITOR'S NOTE
We will be happy to print member company news if you remember
to include CEMA Headquarters in your press release distribution
list.
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