ALLU adds capacity with new facility in East Brunswick, N.J.

Oct 9, 2017

ALLU has opened a new facility in East Brunswick, New Jersey, to give the company more space for warehousing, offices and training.

The facility allows the company’s North American subsidiary to remanufacture and recertify pre-owned buckets, ALLU says.

It will be used to store aftermarket parts and provide more factory space to increase product inventory by local assembly, says the company. It will also house expanded office and service training space.

ALLU manufactures screening, crushing and soil stabilizing equipment and attachments.

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