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The Case:

SMITH SYSTEMS, INC.

As a primary supplier of speed and temperature sensors for marine, rail, and mining applications, Smith Systems,

Inc. prides itself on being an American made product, ex- ceeding the reliability of its competitors, and with com- petitive pricing. Smith Systems, Inc. designs and manufac- tures speed, motion, and temperature sensing products for harsh environments in every industry that utilizes engines, motors, or has moving automated parts. The ? rm’s sensors utilize the newest technology, paired with manufacturing techniques allowing the parts to live in the environment for which they are designed for years. These products in- clude speed sensors, temperature sensors, motion sensors, transducers, tachometer sensors, engine temperature sen- sors. www.smith-systems-inc.com

SENNEBOGEN LLC vations in ef? ciency and fuel savings achieve duty-cycles faster than any traditional loading equipment at a signi? - cantly lower operating cost.

The Company:

SENNEBOGEN has been a global leader in the ma- terial handling industry for over 65 years. Established in America in the year 2000, SENNEBOGEN quickly became a leader in specialized equipment solutions for recycling & scrap metal yards, demolition, barge and port operations, log-handling, transfer stations and waste facilities. A network of SENNEBOGEN distribu- tors throughout North America, Mexico and Argentina includes more than 70 service locations on the Ohio & Mississippi River systems. The new “Green Hybrid” energy recovery system utilizes advanced hydraulic engi- neering to reduce energy costs by up to 50% on every lifting cycle. Service is supported by the ? rm’s 100,000 sq. ft. facility near Charlotte, NC. The warehouse stocks

America’s largest inventory of repair parts and major com- ponents. Its dedicated Training Center provides hands-on

The Case: instruction for technicians and operators. For waterways

SENNEBOGEN provides material handlers for pri- mary port operations, transloading barges and ships. The applications, SENNEBOGEN offers the widest range of machines, from 48,000 up to 750,000 lbs. including mo- ? rm’s modular engineering supports built-to-order manu- bile and stationary models in diesel, electric and hybrid facturing that uniquely matches the needs of each facil- powered con? gurations. https://sennebogen-na.com/ ity. SENNEBOGEN purpose-built machines and inno- 73 www.marinelink.com MN