Recycling Technology Innovations, News
According to a United Nations report, we generate 2.12 billion tonnes of waste every year, and while some of it is recycled, a lot ends up in landfill or is thrown into our oceans. These are alarming statistics, and the consequences for future generations may be irreversible.
Read moreThe challenge of handling waste and recycling in blocks of flats is a perennial issue that has long vexed housing associations and local authorities.
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How much is a catalytic converter worth in scrap? Pricing transparency results in best results for all sides. Read how prices are determined.
Read moreLeading sustainability consultancy Anthesis UK is one of two companies awarded up to £500,000 each to build and test the UK’s first comprehensive digital waste tracking solution. Anthesis now has a year to produce a private beta tested version of its system. The project is part of the second phase of Defra’s GovTech Catalyst waste […]
Read moreCarbon Black is a commercial form of solid carbon that is produced by the incomplete combustion of heavy petroleum products such as coal tar, FCC tar or ethylene cracking tar.
Read moreOn Wednesday 2 October 2019, water authorities, science institutions and trade & industry presented a new raw material from waste water: Kaumera Nereda® Gum.
Read moreOver two million pounds of glass has avoided Colorado landfills in July and August thanks to a partnership between the End of Waste Foundation (EOW), Rocky Mountain Bottling Company and Momentum Recycling.
Read moreWith the commissioning of the first 10 kiloton plant in the Netherlands Ioniqa honours their promise, made earlier this year, to achieve endless upcycling of PET plastics on an industrial scale.
Read moreWith the introduction of plastic import bans across South East Asia, the global export market has slowed hugely over the last 12 months.
Read moreUrban mining can be described as the process of reclaiming elements and compounds from products, buildings and waste that exist around us. Recycling experts have discovered a business in recovering raw materials from sewage sludge, building rubble, old electric devices or heating pipes. Urban mining has a huge potential for enabling more efficient resource […]
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PICVISA develops equipment for the classification and selection of recyclable materials that are categorised according to their composition, shape, texture, and colour. The equipment is based on our own image software, which is unique for each application.
Sense2Sort develops sensor based sorting equipment based on XRF, LIBS, Induction, CCD and NIR technologies.
Strautmann Umwelttechnik GmbH produces Baling- and Briquetting presses for the compaction and waste disposal of recyclables like cardboard packaging, film, PET bottles, airpop® (EPS) and residual waste.
TOMRA Sorting Recycling offers sensor-based sorting technologies for mixed waste management industries (metal, plastics…)
Presona have been designing, supplying and maintaining prepress technology balers for more than 70 years.
Baling presses for every application, every material and designed according to every individual demand – this is the core competency of HSM‘s environmental experts.
