Technology Focus: Conveying and Feeding - October 12, 2023

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Technology Focus: Conveying and Feeding – October 12, 2023

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STADLER Installs Hybrid MSW And Packaging Sorting Plant In Guadalajara, Spain

STADLER Selecciona S.L.U. (a subsidiary of STADLER Anlagenbau GmbH) has completed the installation of a new sorting plant at the Torija waste treatment centre.

It is part of the Consortium for the Management of Urban Waste of the Province of Guadalajara, which covers a territory of 288 municipalities and 21 associations of municipalities. The Torija centre, managed by UTE RSU Guadalajara, serves the entire province, receiving waste from transfer stations and, directly, from 22 municipalities.

Modulex’s Innovative Solution with Archimedys Modular Auger

In the ever-evolving world of recycling, companies worldwide are constantly seeking innovative ways to improve efficiency and sustainability.

One such company, Modulex, based in Canada, has recently made waves in the industry with its groundbreaking application of the Archimedys modular auger.

This ingenious solution has successfully replaced traditional conveyor belts in a recycling facility, addressing a significant issue – dust emissions.

Conveying & Dosing Technology by TRENNSO-TECHNIK

Protecting the environment, conserving resources, recycling valuable materials – combining ecological awareness and economic interests are core issues at present. The engineering company TRENNSO-TECHNIK® from Weissenhorn, Bavaria recognized this more than 30 years ago. | Read more »

EASIKIT Conveyors in the Waste and Recycling Industry

The waste and recycling industry requires efficient and effective methods for sorting and processing materials. EASIKIT modular conveyors play a critical role in this process, allowing for the rapid and efficient movement of waste and recyclable materials from one point to another. | Read more »

Metal Chip Conveyor System Helps a Major Aerospace Company’s Operation Take Off

A major aerospace company was adding a new operation to their plant dedicated to milling large blocks of aluminum into aircraft framework. Lightweight, resistant, strong, and easy to mill, aluminum has become an indispensable material for the aerospace industry. However, one of the inevitable challenges that comes with high machinability is rapid and excessive chip accumulation. | Read more »

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