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January 2014 • www.palletenterprise.com • 800-805-0263 BUYERS' GUIDE 2014 A YEAR-ROUND DIRECTORY OF SUPPLIERS KEEP HANDY FOR EASY ACCESS THROUGHOUT 2014 Solutions and Ideas for Sawmills, Pallet Operations and Wood Processors! The 2014 Pallet Enterprise Buyers’ Guide is your “Yellow Pages” for the pallet and low-grade lumber industries. Keep it handy all year long to find the best machinery and service suppliers that can help you take your operation to the next level of efficiency and profitability. Information about suppliers is listed based on the company name. Suppliers are listed alphabetically with details on the company and its complete contact information. When you are looking for the best suppliers of pallet manufacturing, pallet recycling, sawmill and wood processing equipment and supplies, check out the Pallet Enterprise Buyers’ Guide first. 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Dustin said, “If you are not saying call us or fill out this form any place on your Happy New Year! website, you are missing out on an opportunity to convert that lead.” from the staff at PALLET ENTERPRISE 46 PALLET ENTERPRISE Request Advertiser Info at: www.palletenterprise.com/zip.asp peJanuary2014.pmd 46 12/18/2013, 3:10 PM SUPPLIER LISTINGS ARMORHOG® - CW Mill Equipment Co., Inc. 14 Commerce Drive BEST OF 2013 – PROCESSES & INNOVATION Sabetha, KS 66534 800/743-3491 - 785/284-3454 PalletOne Embraces Lean Manufacturing Fax: 785/284-2010 Email: [email protected] to Improve Its Butner Facility Website: www.armorhog.com ArmorHog® is focused on providing top quality, high By Chaille Brindley performance, custom made, long-life hammermill PalletOne Inc.’s Butner, N.C. plant follows the 5S lean manufacturing strategy, screens, tips, hammers, and other replacement parts which focuses on how best to organize a workspace for efficiency and effec- for all brands and models of industrial grinders. Tips are made using a unique blend of carbide called tiveness. The 5S phases are: sorting, set in order, systematic cleaning, standard- NitroGrit™, a proprietary blend of carbide found to best izing and sustaining. PalletOne added a 6th S in safety to its focus. suit grinding applications. The managers tackled its production lines as its initial effort. The idea was to Associated Auction & Liquidation Co. impact an area in the center of the plant and move outward so that everyone P.O. Box 147 realized this was more than just management’s latest little idea. Clarksburg, TN 38324 “Thanks to the lean process changes we are making a pallet a nickel cheaper 800/598-3651 - 731/986-4351 Fax: 731/986-4529 than we were a year ago,” said Howe Wallace, PalletOne’s president and CEO. 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