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| Grinder Finder |
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Answer the questions as completely as you can so we can match the right Corenco product to your needs. |
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| The New S15 Shredder |
The S15 will shred many products including 40+ pound blocks of hard and soft cheeses
or other material, whole wheels of hard cheeses, whole watermelons and potatoes, ....imagine the
possibilities |
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Corenco, Incorporated was formed on December 1st, 1977 by Charles
E. Cory, P.E. His idea was to produce affordable processing equipment that
was held to his high standards for quality and user-friendliness. From 1977
until 1980, Chuck worked on designs, and did consulting for RietzTM/BepexTM
and others.
NOTE: Since the name Corenco caused some confusion (CorEnCo was the
contracted name for Cory Engineering Company). The Corenco name was
used as a "brand only" ID" from 1980 to 1994.
The first two Corenco Disintegrators were sold into the Apple and
Soybean processing markets in 1980. Over 80% of the machines produced under
the Corenco brand name were sold into these two markets between 1980
and 1990. In January of 1991, the business was purchased by Chuck's son,
Chris, who operates the business to this day with the assistance of Jeff
Boheim and Chris' wife, Saraj Cory. Since that time, the business base has
broadened, and is now less than 20% Soya and Apple (for a listing of products processed, see our Grinder Finder), with an increasing emphasis on dry
pulverizing and delumping, as well as pharmaceutical, chemical and dairy.
In 1994, the business was incorporated and moved back to Sebastopol, California,
where it has been operating ever since. |
