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| | Sustainability at the Next Level | |
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Sustainability has always been integral to FUCHS. Since the delivery of the first electrically powered material handler in the 1980s, FUCHS has continually expanded its portfolio of electric machines, with all models (except for timber handlers) now available as electric variants. With the introduction of the “Powerpack“, a diesel/hydraulic add-on module, FUCHS reached another milestone, enhancing the flexibility of cable-connected electric machines ...
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| | What happens to electric and electronic equipment at the end of its life cycle? French recycling specialist Envie manages all the steps in the sustainable treatment of WEEE, consistently prioritizing safety and sustainability.
Envie from Portet-sur-Garonne near Toulouse has two technological trump cards up its sleeve: a primary shredder (VSR) and a Rotorshredder (RS) from BHS-Sonthofen. The BHS recycling turnkey line for WEEE increases output, material quality and working conditions in the best way.
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“Recycling turns sprues, rejects and plastic waste into valuable raw materials for the plastics processing of the future.” Digicolor GmbH implements inline recycling projects with this guiding principle in mind. To this end, the specialist for granulate handling systems draws on its comprehensive product range of volumetric and gravimetric dosing systems, application-oriented granulate conveying systems and plastic granulators for the production of recyclate ...
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| | The new technology of the RW TEX sensor-based sorting machine
- enables the sorting of both whole garments for reuse and shredded textiles
- identify different types of textiles by fibre content
- determine the percentage of each material in a textile blend
- automatically sort textiles based on colour variations
- help you to save on manual labour
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| | Baljer & Zembrod ranks among the TOP 100 | |
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Baljer & Zembrod prevailed in the scientific selection process and is among the top innovators for the second time. The company is based in the plant engineering sector. The company has made a name for itself primarily in the field of electrically powered handling technology in both the timber and recycling industries ...
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| | UNTHA shredder for all kinds of scrap tyres | |
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| © UNTHA shredding technology GmbH
Scrap tyres – whether from wheelbarrows, cars, or trucks – must withstand high loads, which is why they are made of particularly resistant materials such as natural rubber, steel, and nylon. All these materials form a complex, durable compound. In order to make good use of used tyres at the end of their service life, for example in recycling, pyrolysis processes or as an alternative fuel, they must be shredded and broken up into their individual components ...
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| | STEINERT acquires MSort product line | |
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The Cologne-based sorting specialist STEINERT is further strengthening its market position. The company has established the new subsidiary, STEINERT MSort, and has acquired the innovative MSort sorting systems from Mogensen GmbH & Co. KG based in Wedel near Hamburg, which has been part of the JOEST group since January ...
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| | | | recovery 03|2024 | |
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| | | | Highlights of this issue
METAL
New benchmark for sorting aluminium alloys
PLASTICS
Latest deep learning innovation
WOOD
Waste wood sorting in focus
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