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recovery Newsletter 02|2026
waste recovery
Using skirtboards and curtains to control dust
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Failure to control fugitive materials in waste processing can result in increased safety risks, environmental enforcement, expensive clean-ups and unplanned downtime. But understanding material flow means that addressing the root causes may be simpler than you think ...
 
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The Future of Metals – Working Together for Closed Loops
 
The third Berlin Conference on Metal Cycles (Berliner Konferenz Metallkreisläufe 2026; please note: the conference language is German), taking place on March 23 & 24, 2026, offers two days packed with innovation, networking, and interdisciplinary exchange. Look forward to exciting presentations, a company exhibition, a poster pitch for young professionals, and exclusive insights into the circular economy.
 
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metal recovery
Next-generation color sorting for high-purity metal recovery
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TOMRA Recycling has launched FINDER™ COLOR, a new high-throughput solution designed to meet the evolving needs of the scrap metal recycling and e-scrap processing industries. The next-generation color sorting system is engineered to deliver exceptional purity and recovery levels at high throughputs across a broad spectrum of metals sorting tasks ...
 
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Unleash the value of metal scrap with FOR REC
 
In the evolving landscape of the circular economy, metal scrap is no longer discarded; it is harvested.
FOR REC, leader in industrial recycling solutions, designs cutting-edge technologies that transform heavy waste into pure raw materials.
At the heart of their innovation lies the FX5000, a shredder engineered for the toughest metal scrap. By blending power with precision, it maximizes recovery rates and ensures premium output.

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Schrott Wetzel: First CO2-neutral scrap yard

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As one of Germany's largest scrap dealers, Schrott Wetzel has been setting standards in the industry for decades – not only in terms of handling capacity but also in terms of sustainability. At its Mannheim site, the company’s largest location, another milestone has been reached: As Germany’s first carbon-neutral scrap yard, the company underscores its commitment to environmentally friendly operations. A key element of this strategy: the SENNEBOGEN EQ-Balancer, in operation since May 2023 ...
 
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Flexibility Wins: Strapping on Demand
 
With the SCT system (Selectable Cross Tying), the channel baling presses HSM VK 12018 and the HSM VK 15018 can be optionally equipped with fully automatic cross tying. The 4 wire vertical strapping can be switched on and off in addition to 5 wire horizontal strapping at any time without physical operator intervention.
This way, the optimal strapping is selected automatically based on material and need. Result: greater process reliability, higher productivity and lower wire consumption.

 
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will be published on 13/03/2026: recovery 01|2026

Cover recovery 04/2020
 
 
Highlights of this issue
 
WOOD
HAMMEL celebrates at IFAT 2026 in Munich
 
METAL
TRIMETAL installs TOMRA FINDERTM COLOR
 
WASTE
Controlling dust in materials recycling
 
 
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