Perry Celebrate 80 Years

Perry has been at the centre of the used process equipment and machinery world for more than 80 years. Today we have one of the world's most extensive inventories of used equipment, with offices and agents worldwide.

In 1932, Perry Epstein formed his company, Perry Equipment & Supply Co, in Philadelphia, USA. During the early 1950's, the company started to manufacture new pressure vessels and heat exchangers alongside its used equipment division.

 

By the start of the 1970’s, Perry’s used equipment division, which had originally focused on chemical process equipment, had expanded into additional industries including Plastics, Pulp & Paper, Sugar and Pharmaceuticals.

The original company is now called Perry Videx and is headquartered in New Jersey, USA.
Perry’s first international venture was in 1990 when they established a European Business Division based in the UK that is now known as Perry Process Equipment Ltd .

Over the years, several other international offices have been established to cater for the global nature of the business and to ensure the highest quality service and the largest range of stock for our customers.

Time Line:

USA 1932

UK 1990

Poland 1995

Czech Republic 1997

Russia 2005

Germany 2008

Article on Used Equipment found on web

http://www.ehow.com/list_7916966_rules-accepting-used-process-equipment.html

This is quite an interesting article on some of the points you should consider when selecting used equipment and an equipment dealer.  They are somewhat common-sense but could easily be overlooked, although the chances of one item being mistakenly shipped for another are pretty remote.  What do you think about these comments?

Snow Days at Perry

Well this weekend's snow was a little disappointing to be honest, only an inch or so covering here in Newton Aycliffe.  Still, makes for some lovely pics out in the yard and has given us a chance to see the activities of the wildlife we share our premises with.  Mr Fox has been chasing the rabbits all night but no evidence that he managed to catch any!

Has anyone else got snow pics from their location?

The yard under snow

Fox prints in the yard