Northeast Industrial Technologies

Thank you so much for your donation and support for my Boston Marathon run yesterday!!

Northeast Industrial Technologies, Inc. is pleased to announce the merger of Finger Lakes Conveyors, Inc. into our group of companies. With the combined companies, we are able to greatly enhance the current products and services we offer. FLC offers a full-line of conveyor equipment, specializing in Stainless Steel conveyors and systems. Joining forces with FLC allows NIT to better serve you, especially our food and beverage customer base. FLC is located in Waterloo, NY, ...occupying 15,000+ sq ft (with over 5,000 sq ft dedicated to a full machine shop). With decades of experience installing and integrating complete food and beverage conveyors and packaging systems, providing layout conceptual drawings, through run off and completion, NIT and FLC’s unification creates a one-stop shop to go to for all of your conveying, packaging, and machining needs. Feel free to contact us today, we would be grateful for the opportunity to serve you. See more

Special recognition was given to Maura and Mike Shaffer for their incredible personal and corporate support.

Pleased to have the continued support of Northeast Industrial Technologies for the Sept. 19th fundraiser.

Northeast is proud to be a sponsor in the Fight against Cancer

Fun night of golf in the Play for Pink......Thanks Northeast Industrial Technologies for supporting a great cause!!

Here is the updated list of company's that have made donations to the 2015 Winter Monster Blast. Rochester Trophies & Awards is donating all the trophies again ...this year. Northeast Industrial has donated a new Stampede for the truck raffle. Dan's Crafts And Things, Castle Creations, RC Screwz, Kimbrough,Fastenal, Jconcepts and Parma have also made donations to the Winter Monster Blast. See more

Northeast Industrial Technologies has donated a Traxxas Stampede to be raffled off. Dan's Crafts And Things, Castle Creations, RC Screwz and Kimbrough have also made donations to the Winter Monster Blast

Thank you Northeast Industrial Technologies for all your business!

Barley & Books Fundraiser to Benefit the Byron-Bergen Public Library Barley & Books will be held on Saturday, August 3rd to benefit the Byron-Bergen Library at the home of Brett and Kristen Wilcox, 8484 Bissell Road, Bergen. The event is a beer and wine tasting event, which will feature a live auction of items and services donated by local merchants and individuals. The $25 ticket also includes entry into a raffle for an overnight package to the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame... And Museum, courtesy of Delta Sonic. The live auction, to be conducted by Harris Wilcox Inc., will include a flat-screen TV donated by Sunnking, gift certificates to the Viking Valhalla Room and Rose Garden Bowl, The Strathallan Hotel and more. Sponsors of the event include Bergen Sales, Northeast Industrial Technologies, Inc. and Triple-0 Mechanical, Inc. Tasting beverages are being provided by The Stoneyard Grill and Miller Millworks. The event will take place from 1:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M., with the live auction at 3:00P.M. Proceeds from the event will support the Byron-Bergen Public Library. Previous fundraisers have assisted the library in making updates to their facilities and technologies. Tickets are for sale at the library, located at 13 South Lake Ave., Bergen, NY, by contacting any of the Board of Trustees (http://www.byron-bergenpubliclibrary.org/board.html ), or at the door. See more

Mike Leaty picked up his 25th career Spencer Speedway win last night driving the Northeast Industrial Technologies/HJ Motorsports to victory lane. Thanks to everyone who was there to see it!

Northeast expanded to Delaware with the merger of Rotech Industrial. If you are ever near Bridgeville, please stop in and buy a conveyor or some bearings...Thank you!

Leaty Racing had a decent night in Oswego...... Mike Leaty finished 3rd in his Northeast Industrial Technologies Troyer. Jan Leaty finished 11th with an ill handling Pace Electronics modified. Unfortunately, Patrick Emerling was unable to start the feature with brake issues.