BinMaster moved into new offices on Transformation Drive at the Innovation Campus at the University of Lincoln (Nebraska) last month, following the destruction of its 115,000-sq.-ft. facility in April by an F3 tornado.
The new offices are just minutes away from a new plant on the 249-acre public/private research campus that houses businesses, a conference center, and the Nebraska Innovation Studio. BinMaster set up new production lines, and its supply chain staff replenished inventory of almost 30,000 parts in the new 40,000-sq.-ft. warehouse and manufacturing facility.
“Our swift recovery is a testament to the unity and commitment of our entire team. We couldn’t have done it without the unwavering support of our vendor partners and the resilience of our IT infrastructure that preserved our history,” said Scott McLain, president of Garner Industries and BinMaster. “These contributions were instrumental in our rapid progress.”
“Amidst our recovery we certified and introduced a new line of rotary level indicators on schedule,” added Scott Hudson, executive vice president of BinMaster. “BinMaster is here to stay and we’re here right now to solve customers’ inventory problems.”
New BinMaster rotaries include the BMRX-300 with a large LED status indicator light, the BMRX-200 with PCB and DPDT switch, and the BMRX-100 electromechanical models. All feature a distinctive red aluminum enclosure that rotates 360 degrees to point conduit entries down to protect against moisture ingress. The new rotary line also offers a wide assortment of 1-1/4 in. and 1-1/2 in. process connections and CSA and ATEX hazardous location approvals.
