GENSCO CREATES NEW AVENUES FOR CUTTING-EDGE VEHICLE RECYCLING EQUIPMENT
With a legacy spanning a century as a global recycling equipment supplier, Gensco Equipment has united with Iris-Mec, renowned for revolutionizing the Vehicle Recycling Industry. As Canada elevates End-of-Life Vehicle Recycling standards, Gensco acknowledges the need for elevated depollution and dismantling equipment among auto recyclers to meet regulations and sustain profitability. Gensco proudly assumes the role of exclusive distributor in Canada offering cutting-edge systems, tech support, and replacement parts, all at the fingertips of local customers. Our products facilitate comprehensive auto fluid and material recovery, with an intelligent design prioritizing safety, labor efficiency, and time optimization.
Serving Canada, the United States, Mexico, and regions of Latin America.
Reach out to Gensco at 1-800-268-6797 or visit
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Auto Recycling News
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Organizing for OARA: OARA 2025 convention and tradeshow set to take place March 27th to 29th
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Converter Connections: URG integrates with UCC’s United Ecosystem BidTool
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