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ByValvan nv based in Menen, BELGIUM
Recycling Shredders for Glass, Plastics and Electronic Scrap Recycling. Choosing the right recycling shredders for a particular recycling operation can be the key to efficiency and long-term success. Grinding and washing are two key steps in the recycling process. JWC’s dual shaft, low speed, high torque grinders are a perfect first step in the recycling process. JWC offers grinders that are suitable for wet or dry grinding applications for plastics, glass or electronic scrap recycling. Standard and custom ...
ByJWC Environmental based in Santa Ana, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Emulsified oil in wastewater can be problematic for industries wanting to discharge or recycle it, such as the automotive, aerospace, textile and plastics industries. Oil concentrations from these industries may range from 1,000 to more than 100,000ppm in wastewaters, but discharge limits are often below 100ppm. Today, recycle and reuse are needed for any viable water source. To reuse or recycle wastewater, oil levels of less than 30ppm are ...
ByPorex - Filtration Group based in Fairburn, GEORGIA (US) (USA)
There are many cleaning applications in textile manufacturing and industrial textile laundering. In textile factories, manufacturing equipment, accessories, water recycling system filters, and wastewater filters must all be cleaned and maintained in order to keep the plant running efficiently. ...
ByInternational Products Corporation based in Burlington, NEW JERSEY (USA)
In the recent times, waste management has emerged as a key area to avoid contamination of water and soil. Our geo-synthetic products allow constructing landfills for keeping solid municipal wastes at a safe distance from humans. These products can also be used in hazardous landfill projects, with stronger and more stable embankments. Designed for modern waste ...
ByManas Geo Tech India Pvt. Ltd. based in , INDIA
SRF Manufacture is an alternative fuel produced by shredding and dehydrating solid waste, typically consisting of combustible components of solid waste, including paper, card, wood, textiles and plastic. It can be produced to a range of specifications to meet customer requirements. Solid Recovered Fuel Manufacture The materials used to produce Solid Recovered Fuel pass through a series of shredders, screens, air classifiers/density separators and magnets. Inert materials, ...
ByM&K Group based in Dungannon, NORTHERN IRELAND