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Northwest Pulp &
Paper Equipment LLC
About Northwest Pulp & Paper Equipment LLC
Company Profile
Northwest Pulp & Paper Equipment LLC was established in 1978 and has been a consistent leader in asset recovery, used equipment Sales, salvage sales and demolition projects throughout the pulp & paper industry. We have been gathering good used equipment through new and used obsolete store room items and consignments with major mills throughout the United States and Canada. Our facility sits on 150 acres at the base of Mt St Helens and Mt Tum-Tum in Washington Sate; it includes 175,000 square feet of warehouse space. We offer fast and efficient answers to your used equipment needs. We have an inventory of over 30,000 items at our facility and adding to this everyday. Our qualified, experienced, and knowledgeable staff is here to provide you with exceptional service.
William (Bill) J. Kravas, President
Northwest Pulp & Paper Equipment LLC
Bill started working for Georgia Pacific Corp. in 1968, located in Tigard, Oregon as the Western Salvage Manager; in charge of the sales and disposal of surplus equipment for the Western Division. From 1971 until 1978, he was the Corporate Salvage Manager. This left him in charge of the overall operation and disposal of equipment for the entire Georgia Pacific Corporation. His duties included but were not limited to: demolition and project cancellation, also the setting up and over seeing of salvage yards and disposal units' corporation wide. While involved with Georgia Pacific, he played an integral part in the development of the Investment Recovery Group for Georgia Pacific Corp. Mr. Kravas started NWPP in 1978; he works mainly procuring equipment for the company and sales.
Dawn Lingle, Sales
Northwest Pulp & Paper Equipment LLC
Dawn started working with Northwest Pulp & Paper Equipment LLC in 1989. She works mainly in the office doing sales, marketing and directing overall operations. She has designed the computerized database that we use today. She believes by having a solid inventory control system in place; allowing ourselves easy access to the specifications of equipment we are better able to handle our customer's inquiries.