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Every material makes different demands on a shredding machine. A wide range of products with innovative and reliable technology creates the crucial pre-conditions for your resources to be turned into high quality ...
ByLindner-Recyclingtech GmbH based in Spittal/Drau, AUSTRIA
Castolin Eutectic offers tailor-made wear protection solutions for a wide range of components from the recycling industry. At any time, our knowledgeable and helpful engineer service team will be delighted to provide you advice and suggest the best product and application ...
ByCastolin Eutectic GmbH based in Kriftel, GERMANY
By comprehensively shredding confidential waste and other classified materials, data owners and processors benefit from utmost peace of mind that sensitive information will never end up in the wrong hands. But there is often more to security shredding, than the safe disposal of confidential ‘waste’. It is possible to destroy the data or other protected elements, without ruining the resource value of the product ...
ByUntha Shredding Technology Gmbh based in Kuchl, AUSTRIA
The waste hierarchy has become the foundation of the UK’s resource strategy, reminding organisations large and small – not to mention the general public – of the need to think carefully about what we do with seemingly redundant ...
ByUntha Shredding Technology Gmbh based in Kuchl, AUSTRIA
As a raw material, metal can be repeatedly returned to the resource cycle with very little loss, but the success – and value – of the process greatly depends on the cleanliness of the materials recovered. With the commodity rate of metals constantly fluctuating, the quality yield from a recycling line therefore needs to be as high as ...
ByUntha Shredding Technology Gmbh based in Kuchl, AUSTRIA
The content of WEEE (electrical and electronic waste) gives recyclers various initiatives for recycling. It contains hazardous substances, such as lead, mercury or certain flame retardants, as well as precious metals like gold and silver. In 2012 approx. 64,900.000 ton electronic goods where produced and 49.000.000 ton electrical and electronic waste (WEEE) was generated. As the amount of sold electronic goods rise, the amount of WEEE rises. It is vital that this waste is taken care of ...
ByEldan Recycling A/S based in Faaborg, DENMARK
Local authorities and waste contractors install AD plants to dispose of mixed organic waste and generate ...
ByQED Environmental Systems based in Dexter, MICHIGAN (USA)
Compliance with the RoHS and WEEE directives The Energy Dispersive X-ray Fluorescence (ED-XRF) spectrometers offer efficient solutions for the analytical requirements of the determination of regulated substances in electrical and electronic equipment according to the European Directive RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment) and WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic ...
ByXenemetrix Ltd. based in Migdal Haemek, ISRAEL
Smelting old scrap to produce new metal is one of the oldest ‘circular’ concepts there is, which goes some way to explaining why UK metals recycling is a £5.6bn industry. But ever-changing economic forces make this a volatile market for operators to trade in. However, thanks to technological innovation, it is now possible to boost the efficiency, sophistication and potential revenue yield of metal recycling lines. The secret lies in boosting metal recyclate quality. But ...
ByUntha Shredding Technology Gmbh based in Kuchl, AUSTRIA
Individual farms install AD (anaerobic digestion) plant and use for on-site heating to generate revenue and dispose of farm waste, which may be a mixture of animal and plant ...
ByQED Environmental Systems based in Dexter, MICHIGAN (USA)
There is no secret that in the EU, every sphere of the industry that concerns production falls under different regulations that concern waste exposure and recycled materials usage. When it comes to electronics, there are two directives that regulate the issues: RoHS and WEEE. They regulate the existence and concentration of harmful substances in various categories of production (RoHS) and responsibility for the proper recycling of electrical equipment (WEEE). These regulations can prevent appearance on the EU ...
ByElvatech Ltd. based in Kyiv, UKRAINE
In today’s throwaway society, waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) poses one of the world’s biggest recycling problems. Despite stringent regulations, more than 2 million tonnes of WEEE are produced and discarded every year, in the UK alone. But within every piece of ‘redundant’ equipment lie a number of high-value component parts that – in line with the waste hierarchy – should be liberated, segregated and recycled. It doesn’t just make environmental sense ...
ByUntha Shredding Technology Gmbh based in Kuchl, AUSTRIA
Large agricultural processors install AD plant to generate revenue and dispose of biodegradable waste, which is usually a single ...
ByQED Environmental Systems based in Dexter, MICHIGAN (USA)
AD of human waste has been common in many countries for years but increasing energy costs now drive efficiency. Sewage processors are large energy users and AD can offset and help manage ...
ByQED Environmental Systems based in Dexter, MICHIGAN (USA)