Mr. Jose Pereya This is Me

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1. 1. Sierra International Machinery, LLC.: Scrap Processing Systems, Solid Waste Handling & Recycling Systems, and Recycling & Demolition

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   Published on: 6/4/2008   Last Visited: 6/4/2008

   Jose PereyraGeneral Sales Manager

2. 2. American Recycler

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   Published on: 12/30/2002   Last Visited: 12/30/2002

   Jose Pereya, general sales manager, Sierra International Machinery, said, "Weight is one give away that a machine is well-built. You are working metal-to-metal, so the heavier the machine the better."
   
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   Mr. Pereya said that Sierra's baler box is different than others. "It has a curved-door system and only has two moving pieces. The curved-door comes up and closes down on a lid and compresses the material in just two movements. This speeds up the processes."
   
   Balers can be portable or stationary. Portable balers usually come with an attached crane.
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   Mr. Pereya said, "You're working metal to metal and eventually most box liners need replaced."
   
   Some balers are made with replaceable wear liners that are bolted on the hopper. Mr. Pass said keeping an eye on the bolts will give a recycler a good indication as to when the plates will need replaced.
   
   Most companies cite several years of every day use before anything needs replaced on a baler as long as the customer keeps up general maintenance.

3. 3. American Recycler

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   Published on: 4/1/2004   Last Visited: 4/1/2004

   According to Jose Pereya, general sales manager for Sierra International Machinery in Bakersfield, California, "There are basically three factors that impact productivity of a ferrous metals baler - the material mix, cycle time and the size and design of the charging box.