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Following on from their ground-breaking robotic project in 2021, Omagh-based recycling company, RECYCO, and REP-TEC have teamed up, once again, on a new…
Read moreConveyors and feeders are of great importance for recycling and sorting operations. Conveying and feeding systems transport materials between two locations and help move and spread heavy materials. Conveying and feeding systems for recycling purposes are designed in various types with different applications.
This Technology Zone offers an insight into the latest innovations in Conveyors and feeders for recycling and sorting industries.
Conveyors are commonly used in recycling operations to transport materials such as plastic, paper, and metal. They are often used to move materials from one part of the recycling process to another, such as from a sorting station to a baler or compactor. Conveyors can be designed to handle a variety of materials and can be configured to fit the specific needs of a recycling operation. They can increase efficiency, reduce manual labor, and improve safety by reducing the need for workers to manually move materials.
Examples of conveyors in the recycling industry include:
Feeders are equipment commonly used in recycling operations to control the flow of materials into the recycling process. They are designed to handle a variety of materials such as paper, plastics, glass, and metals. Feeders can be used to regulate the amount of material being fed into the process, prevent jamming or clogging, and ensure a consistent feed rate. They can be automated or manually controlled, and can be integrated with other recycling equipment such as shredders, crushers, or balers.
Examples of feeders in the recycling industry include:
Following on from their ground-breaking robotic project in 2021, Omagh-based recycling company, RECYCO, and REP-TEC have teamed up, once again, on a new…
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Read moreWesteria will be presenting innovations and further developments at IFAT (30 May to 3 June 2022, Messe München, Booth B6.329/428) that are designed to…
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