GreenForge Systems started in a rented fabrication bay with one conviction: environmental equipment fails not because the chemistry is wrong, but because the machine wasn't built for the abuse. So we over-build. Thicker rotors, sealed bearings, drives rated two duty classes above spec.
Eighteen years later, 480+ GreenForge machines run on five continents — shredding, cleaning, and drying the streams nobody else wants to touch. We still over-build every one of them.
Three engineers, one CNC plasma table, and a contract to rebuild a failed municipal shredder that two OEMs had walked away from.
A food processor in Salem cuts fresh-water intake by 71% in year one. Water treatment becomes our second product family.
Field crews established in Rotterdam and Gdańsk; 48-hour parts guarantee extended to all EU customers.
Our Portland plant certifies zero-landfill operations — every offcut shredded, melted, or composted by our own machines.
CERTIFICATIONS & MARKS
COMPLIANCE SNAPSHOT
Rotor geometry obsessive. Holds 14 of our 46 patents.
Membrane chemist turned machine builder. Ex-EPA research fellow.
Ran commissioning on 90+ plants. Answers his phone at 3 a.m.
Environmental equipment lives outdoors, runs continuously and handles the nastiest streams a plant produces. GreenForge over-builds for it — corrosion-resistant materials, redundant controls and serviceable design — because the cheapest system is the one you don't replace in five years.
Careers & partnerships
We hire welders, controls engineers, and membrane chemists — and we partner with operators who let us test prototypes on their ugliest streams.
