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WCCO Belting's Mike Schroeder wrote an article for Construction & Demolition Recycling Magazine about the differences between and considerations for a stationary versus mobile crusher in the aggregates recycling industry.

The Export-Import Bank of the United States posted an article about WCCO Belting's success utilizing their services to do business in more than 20 countries.

U.S. Senators Kevin Cramer and John Hoeven toured WCCO Belting after a town hall as part of events to promote the Export-Import Bank of the United States (EXIM).

Tom Shorma was invited to speak about the importance of manufacturing with high school students and members of the school's faculty and staff at a Manufacturing Day event hosted at Jamestown University. The Jamestown Sun covered the event.

The U.S. Small Business Administration recently celebrated 10 years of support for small business growth through the State Trade Expansion Program (STEP) grants. As a recipient of STEP funds, WCCO Belting was profiled as an "All-Star" on the North Dakota Trade Office website.

Future Farmer interviewed Tom Shorma, CEO/President of WCCO Belting, about how the company is innovating industries through belting technologies.

North America Farm Equipment Magazine ran news about WCCO Belting's sawmilling and logging belting that increases belt life by 70% while improving efficiency of the operation.

It is with mixed emotions that we announce the retirement of Mary Shasky, Training and Standards Manager, at WCCO Belting. We are grateful for her servant leadership to the company over the last 12 years.

In honor of National Manufacturing Day on October 2, 2020, Jean Voorhees, VP of Business Development at WCCO Belting, authored an article for Industry Today about three companies in the heartland - WCCO Belting, Spectrum Aeromed and Falcon Plastics - that are innovating their industries and the lives of many.

Cost is top-of-mind when running a conveyor system, and operating teams go above and beyond to prevent downtime. Expensive and time-consuming modifications are made to equipment to get the longest life of your conveyor belt, but often without much effect. What if instead of tailoring the system to the belt, the belt was tailored to the application and used technology to improve belt life without increasing cost? Learn more about how to do this for sawmilling operations by reading on.