Ryans Equipment

Visual Workplace of Byron Center is a leading provider of visual communication and safety solutions for businesses in Byron Center, MI. With a wide range of products including signs, labels, decals, and digital communications, they help organizations optimize their processes and create a lean and organized workplace. Their Visual Sign Shop allows customers to customize signs and boards with logos and messages, while their Virtual Safety Projectors display safety messages visibly and maintenance-free. With a commitment to customer satisfaction and quick lead times, Visual Workplace has been empowering businesses to create efficient and productive work environments since 1997. Whether it's in construction sites, food processing facilities, or warehouse distribution centers, Visual Workplace offers tailored solutions to meet the unique challenges of each industry. Their expertise in lean and 5S strategies helps improve safety, efficiency, and productivity in construction sites, while their customized solutions for food processing and warehouse distribution facilities enhance organization and streamline operations. With their Visual Sign Shop, businesses can unlock the potential of visual controls and signage, saving up to 75% on sign costs and creating impactful visuals with ease. Testimonials from satisfied customers, such as Ventra Flex-N-Gate, highlight the versatility and effectiveness of Visual Workplace's solutions in safety and visual management.Generated from the website

Founded in 1983, Bandit Industries was originally managed by a group of young men right out of high school. The same men still guide the hand-fed, whole tree wood chipper equipment company. Based in Remus, Mich., the company was started by Mike Morey, Sr., and Dave Forquer. The pair worked together at a Bandit competitor before branching off to start their own line of hand-fed chippers. Since 1990, Bandit has added six new manufacturing buildings to its complex, averaging about one expansion every two years. In 1991 Bandit produced the first self-propelled whole tree chipper, the Model 1900 Track Bandit. In 1997, Bandit created the Beast Recycler. This monster ranges in price from $200,000 to $450,000 and grinds hard to process materials including whole trees, asphalt, shingles, telephone poles, wet leaves and even refrigerators.

CMS North America in Caledonia, MI is the leading supplier of CNC machining center technology.