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NEW PARTNERSHIP STRENGTHENS UK RECYCLING SECTOR AS PART OF THE MOVE TOWARDS A CLEANER, GREENER FUTURE

Recycling and Waste Management Equipment company CRJ Services has today announced a key partnership with agricultural, municipal and recycling machines manufacturer Pronar. 

CRJ has signed an exclusive distribution agreement for the whole of Great Britan for the Pronar trommel screens and associated parts. Pronar trommels have undergone an extensive upgrade in the last few years, allowing it to compete with the best in the market. 

Director Rob Symons said: “CRJ prides itself on offering a wide array of machinery into the waste and recycling industry supported by first class service. Joining in partnership with Pronar further improves our ability to offer our customers a first class product.

“CRJ will be adding Pronar trommels into its own hire fleet and will also have units for sale. We are really looking forward to working with the Pronar team over the coming years, supplying trommels and parts to our wide range of customers”.  

Mateusz Daniluk, Sales Manager Recycling Division commented: “ We are very pleased we reached an agreement with CRJ Services to become a distributor for our trommels. CRJ both hire and sell trommels and enjoy a very enviable reputation for great service within the UK, so combining this with a quality Pronar machine should prove to be a winning combination. We are really looking forward to working closely with CRJ over the coming months and years to establish the Pronar trommel as the leading machine in the industry”.

CRJ Services is a comprehensive waste, recycling, and forestry equipment provider, operating throughout the UK and Ireland, delivering quality machinery and reliable service to more than 250 customers.

To find out more about CRJ Services, go to https://www.crjservices.co.uk.

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