Manufacturing Industry
New name for Philadelphia Tramrail
Recycling Today, March, 2005
The former Philadelphia Tramrail Co. has changed its name to PTR Baler & Compactor Co. The manufacturing company has been in business since 1907.
The company's President-elect Mike Savage says that a new name will better convey PTR's international scope. "It's time for us to be thought of globally and not regionally," he says. "With customers in the U.K., Germany, Japan, Australia, Canada, Mexico and South America, we decided it was the right time."
In addition to the name change, PTR has named Gregory Leon as director of marketing and sales. "We will continue to grow our core business of national and retail accounts while focusing on a sales distribution network both here and abroad," says Leon. "We are revising current literature and developing new literature and have set an aggressive schedule for an upgraded, more interactive Web site for January."
Leon has more than 20 years of experience in the compression products industry, including building and selling baling and compacting products. He has formerly worked for Marathon and NexGen as well as holding a previous position with Philadelphia Tramrail.
More information on PTR Baler & Compactor Co. can be found online at www.ptrco.com
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