Over the past decade, the washing industry has enabled various industries to transform what was previously considered waste by-products, into profitable resources. This shift not only promotes sustainability but also opens up new revenue streams for businesses. Bruce Materials Processing Solutions are now at the forefront, helping companies move towards a circular economy by maximising the value of their stockpiles with robust washing plants, built to withstand vigorous working environments.
The Challenge of Stockpile Waste
Ever increasing and stringent material specifications contribute to the production of byproducts from production processes and these materials are often viewed as “waste” or low value material. Traditionally, these materials were stockpiled on site, representing both a logistical and environmental challenge.
The Future of Stockpile Management
With the advancements in washing technology, these waste materials are now recognised as valuable and profitable resources. As the demand for cost-effective and sustainable solutions continues to grow, the washing industry is set to play a crucial role in reshaping how businesses manage their waste products and stockpiles.
Innovative Washing Solutions
Established for over 65 years, Bruce Materials Processing Solutions design and manufacture innovative, practical and intelligent washing solutions. The Bruce washing range including custom built processing plants and modular equipment, enable materials producers to reduce their waste burden and generate new profitable revenue streams.
Robust, quality machinery along with modern technology and production methods ensures that Bruce equipment can tackle complex feed material streams including those with high levels of clay and fines.
Bruce is committed to paying a key part in the reduction of carbon emissions and the repurposing of waste by products. We will continue to listen to our clients and the industry needs to ensure that our modular range of washing equipment is at the forefront of achieving these objectives.
Recently Installed Bruce Washplant
By investing in a C&D wash plant, we are now capable of diverting up to 250,000 tons of waste, per year from landfill. This will also reduce strain on our natural aggregate minerals in quarries by re-selling the material into the local construction industry.
Daniel Mayer, Director – Mayer Aggregates & Recycling (part of Mayer UK Group).
Conclusion
In conclusion, the washing industry’s advancements are paving the way for a more sustainable and profitable future. By utilising the equipment from Bruce, businesses can effectively manage their stockpiles, turning waste into valuable resources and unlocking new avenues of profit!