In this video, Matthiessen demonstrates how the tine configuration of its Bag Splitter is adapted to different waste applications, from mixed municipal waste and light packaging to organic waste and paper and cardboard.
Bag opening is not a one-size-fits-all process. Every waste stream has its own characteristics, requiring a tailored engineering approach.
How can waste glass become a high-performance filter for clean water? In Scotland, precision sorting helps turn green and brown recycled glass into AFM® (Activated Filter Media), a glass-based filtration medium produced by Dryden Aqua for drinking water treatment, swimming pools, aquaculture and industrial and municipal water systems
Cheshire West Recycling (CWR) has increased the amount of contamination removed at its manual sorting cabin by 12% over the past year after introducing continuous material monitoring from Greyparrot.
McDonald International has designed, manufactured, installed and commissioned a new recycling plant for Cumbria Waste Group at Hespin Wood, Carlisle.
Textile House Slovakia is processing more than 100 tonnes of textiles per day at its sorting centre, using PICVISA’s ECOSORT technology to automate fibre sorting.
What if plastic waste could become the structure of a building?
Off-the-Road (OTR) tires range from solid forklift tires to giant mining truck tires more than 3.5 metres tall. Recycling these tires requires specialised equipment designed to handle large volumes of rubber and steel.
Greyparrot is showcasing a new OEE Dashboard at Resource & Waste Management Expo (RWM Expo), designed to bring real-time operational efficiency tracking to recycling and recovery facilities.
Cireco Scotland has upgraded its materials recovery facility in Fife, bringing multiple sorting technologies together in one integrated system.
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