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| | JOEST installs 31 m long vibrating conveyor trough for incineration slag | |
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The Dülmen-based company JÖST GmbH + Co KG supplied and installed a 31 m long mass-compensated resonance vibrating conveyor trough in 2023. The conveyor takes the abrasive slag from waste incineration and conveys it further towards the slag bunker ...
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| | One of the most modern plastic recycling plants in Germany is for sale. The plant was built in 2022/2023 and processes PP-plastic-waste into PP-granules. The modern recycling technology is built by METSO M+J/ TOMRA/ SUTCO/ LINDNER/ REANTEC/ EREMA/ ONI.
The operating company HC Plastics GmbH is insolvent. The modern plant is looking for a new owner and operator. The plant will be auctioned on the 21 March 2024 and can be viewed by prior appointment in 53913 Swisttal/Germany.
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| | Swiss Krono’s modernized wood recycling line in France | |
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Swiss Krono S.A.S. based in Sully-sur-Loire, the French subsidiary of the Swiss Krono Group, strongly emphasizes the environmental aspects of its activities and is committed to acting more sustainably every day. A key initiative of that commitment is increasing the use of recycled wood for particleboard production ...
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| | Entsorgungstechnik BAVARIA develops sorting and recycling systems for all types of recyclable materials, reliably and efficiently. From waste paper to wood, light packaging and plastics to commercial waste and RDF.
We place our focus on intelligent sorting due to process optimisation.
- Fully automatic input- and output-quality control with MaxPosCam
- Mass flow monitoring
- Online quality assurance and monitoring during the process
- Increased effectiveness of the plant
- Intelligent sorting robotics with 24h availability
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| | IFAT Munich: Mastering the current challenges of the circular economy | |
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Recycling all types of secondary raw materials is an immensely important and interesting, but often also very challenging task, as the partner associations of the world’s leading environmental technology trade fair IFAT Munich illustrate with examples ...
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| | Switzerland’s largest electronic waste sorting plant | |
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STADLER Anlagenbau GmbH, the globally active German company specialising in the planning, production and assembly of turnkey recycling and sorting plants, together with weeeSwiss Technology AG, a subsidiary of the STADLER Group, have designed and installed the electronic waste sorting plant jointly with Immark at its site in Regensdorf. The new facility replaces an existing plant, increasing the site’s processing capacity while ensuring consistent stand-out quality in its output ...
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| | Helping Mughal Steel Industries move forward | |
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As part of its commitment to innovation and operational excellence, Pakistan’s Mughal Iron & Steel Industries Ltd recognises the importance of improving its scrap treatment processes and maximising recovery of secondary raw materials. To achieve these goals, Mughal sought a strategic partnership with Panizzolo Recycling Systems, specialised in designing and providing technologies for scrap treatment up to the End-of-Waste cycle ...
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| | Kuljetusrinki transforms waste handling with Heavy Picker Robots | |
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Kuljetusrinki, a waste management and environmental services company based in Helsinki/Finland, has introduced a ZenRobotics® fully automated and independent waste sorting station into its new waste management facility, focusing on the final sorting phase of the process. The station includes three ZenRobotics Heavy Picker robots, which have brought speed, precision, and the ability to work around the clock, 24/7, at the company’s waste handling facility ...
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| | Highlights of this issue
AUTOMOBILE
Recycling of end-of-life vehicles
WASTE
Fully automated sorting station
METAL
Project for efficient aluminum recycling
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