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Jenny Nielson Christensen is Vice President of Marketing for BinMaster, located in Lincoln, Nebraska, USA. Since 2008, her mission has been to help people and plants all over the world get a better understanding of their inventory, and the sensors and software that help make their jobs safer and easier. She is a 40-year multi-disciplinary veteran of B2B and B2C marketing in the technology, industrial manufacturing, consumer packaged goods, and government/military industries.
Cement managers find workplace injuries akin to kryptonite. Like superheroes, they’re ready to rid their world of danger.
These manufacturers know the challenges of bulk materials in the industry, including exposure to harsh ingredients. According to the Centers for Disease Control, if not careful, people can experience health complications including eye, skin, and respiratory disorders. Climbing bins and silos to measure what’s inside just doesn't make sense.
BinMaster non-contact level sensors can help, measuring levels in a silo via 3D Scanners, laser, or radar technologies to ensure accurate monitoring of product levels.
BinCloud® takes level measurements in bins, tanks, or silos, and organizes data in one simple software. It does away with climbing vessels, manual measurements, and spreadsheets. Instead, get one login to view current levels, place orders, and generate reports.
BinCloud isn’t limited to liquids and tanks. With the right sensors, BinCloud can createreal-time graphical reports for everything: from coffee beans to plastics and powder.
Ask a BinMaster sales rep about integrating all bulk products on one easy-to-use platform, whether you use BinMaster sensors or not.
As the only sensor to measure and map the material surface, BinMaster’s 3DLevelScanner takes multiple level measurements to account for uneven surface topography in bins, tanks, and silos. Each sensor comes with 3DVision software that reports the lowest and highest points detected, plus a weighted average of all measurements in the bin.
This results in highly accurate volume calculations and better inventory visibility, ensuring bulk materials are accounted for and can be ordered proactively.
The flow of powders and small granules through a system can be difficult to detect. From adhesion and cohesion of the material, particle size, roughness, and other aspects of the material, operators are left wondering if the material is, indeed, flowing.
Bulk solids are prevalent in every industry—from cement to feed manufacturing and many in between. Both must closely watch the formulation of ingredients as they are conveyed from multiple bins and silos. Flow or no-flow indicators can help make the process simpler and more accessible.
BinMaster sensors and software have earned a solid reputation in multiple industries thanks to high-quality products backed by our secret sauce: awesome people who listen and respond to customers.
Do you use your phone to shut the garage door, turn on lights, adjust a thermostat, or connect to the car radio? You’re engaged in Internet of Things (IoT).
Businesses are quickly getting on board with IoT to save time, share data, and enhance decisions. BinMaster creates systems based on these principles. Sensors gather bulk inventory measurements and send data to BinCloud® software, which can be accessed by unlimited users for production, purchasing, and planning purposes.
From bulky cocoa beans to lightweight nibs and fluffy cocoa powder, the chocolate industry counts on massive silos—some more than 1,000 tons—to store raw materials headed to factories across the world.
BinMaster's 3DLevelScanner sensor can count it all. Its multi-point measurement technology "sees" through challenging materials to report current silo levels and volumes.
The cereal industry moves a lot of flour, sugar and grain. Supply chains must be agile to meet replenishment needs: ingredients must be fresh AND on time.
When inventory management is a must, BinMaster sensors and software answer the call! The 3DLevelScanner is well suited for fast-moving food processing operations—and it's only available at BinMaster.
The baking industry knows all too well that every pound of ingredient counts towards the bottom line. Changing production lines cannot take long. Clean-ups and start-ups all pull production from the bottom line. Product shortages cannot be tolerated.
BinMaster's 3DLevelScanner sensor continuously monitors ingredient inventory in silos so managers aren't caught off guard by silo wall buildup or uneven topography. Inventory levels can be sent to a cloud report to maximize ordering and optimize ingredient reloading practices.
Quarries, cement plants, construction suppliers, and building contractors who rely on trucks to move goods haven't been immune to the supply chain chaos of COVID-19.
BinMaster's level sensors and cloud-based CementView® software is helping cement plants manage dispatch, drivers, orders, and deliveries with tailored features and real-time, remote inventory data.
Now more than ever, manufacturers expect—and must navigate—volatile supply chains and pricing. Effective bulk material management begins with smart systems that make data easily accessible, which ultimately helps strengthen inventory control. Level sensors and software from BinMaster help...
As demand grows and trends balloon in the food & beverage industry, the pursuit of peak efficiency may feel never-ending. Compliance with health and safety standards continues to remain of the highest importance as plants expand and multi-national systems require robust remote monitoring software....
Level sensors and bin scales have their own unique applications. Utilizing both in one inventory management system provides many benefits, including real-time monitoring and redundancy to verify the accuracy of measurements. But in which situation or conditions is each method of measurement best...
As of November 10, 2025, Garner Industries LLC will operate under a new name: BinMaster Sensors and Technologies LLC. The new name reflects the company’s continued growth, innovation, and commitment to delivering advanced sensors, software, and technologies that help customers make smarter, safer,...
