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The metal industry is a shining example of the circular economy. Old products are collected, crushed and melted down to…
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The metal industry is a shining example of the circular economy. Old products are collected, crushed and melted down to…
There is a daily production of large quantities of manure in agriculture and in horse stables which require a lot…
CMG provides technologies and solutions designed for the recycling industry, all certified for Industry 4.0 compliancy.
Welcome to the new world. We are facing the greatest technological transformation in speed, agility and simplicity seen by our…
The shredding of production waste to make it easier to recycle has become the norm in modern production facilities. However,…
In cooperation with Mil-tek, the Region of Southern Denmark has deployed a new solution for handling empty vaccine ampoules. which…
European recycling infrastructure is in high demand. The need for efficient waste sorting is urgent as recycling targets and purity…
Based on the experience of various successfully running processing plants for metal composites, it could be shown once again that…
Machinex is pleased to announce the order for three sorting robots, on behalf of Veolia group, which will be installed…
Wood is a valuable raw material that can be used down to the last chip. When processed into wood chips,…
In-house Recycling and Post Consumer Plastics Shredding: Plastic is a versatile material. Its properties range from tough polymer structures to…
Despite the effort put into separating, sorting, and recycling waste, most organics and moisture still get incinerated or landfilled. This…
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