Rotochopper hosted more than 200 guests from around the world at its ninth annual Demo Day in St. Martin, Minnesota.
The event offered attendees machine demos, networking and factory tours.
Tours of Rotochopper’s manufacturing facility provided attendees with the opportunity to see the process behind the manufacturing of grinders, from cutting to final inspection and testing. The tours also provided guests the opportunity to meet the onsite teams who design, build and support their Rotochopper equipment.
President and CEO Tosh Brinkerhoff welcomed attendees with remarks, sharing his excitement about experiencing his first Demo Day. Brinkerhoff also announced a new partnership between Rotochopper and Lindner Recycling to sell and service low-speed, high-torque shredders.
“We look forward to a strong partnership,” Brinkerhoff says. “We have the same focus on high-quality machines and excellent customer service.”
The demonstrations kicked off with the entrance of the B-66 L-Series track and dolly grinder, showing the versatility and ease of the Rotochopper Gen II track and dolly system.
Once tracked to the demo location, the B-66 L-Series grinder worked through green waste, logs, cutoffs and brush with ease. The FP-66 B-Series grinder, enhanced with new features and design updates, showed off its place as the grinder for those who need a full-feature grinder for high-volume, mid-horsepower applications.
The afternoon was filled with additional demos, showcasing a variety of use cases and applications of Rotochopper equipment.
In addition, attendees had the opportunity to attend education sessions about RotoLink, a remote monitoring system bringing technology and predictive maintenance to Rotochopper’s grinders.