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When you have a wide, heavy rubber belt, the motor power required to move it and the increased mechanical strain…
The Eberhard Group’s new fully automated recycling plant uses AI-powered robots from ZenRobotics to capture valuable high-purity secondary materials from…
Goudsmit Magnetics Group has recently upgraded the eddy current non-ferrous separator.
Peute Recycling, a Dutch company and part of the internationally operating Peute Group, has invested in a Terex Ecotec TDS…
In April this year, Entsorgungstechnik BAVARIA GmbH was commissioned with the construction of a new waste paper sorting plant for…
For over 30 years, Rotochopper has been innovating through customer feedback. The newest addition to the Rotochopper equipment lineup, Rotochopper’s…
Automating the transportation and handling of scrap metal promotes process efficiency and plays a pivotal role in reducing the risk…
A UK manufacturer of plastic boxes contacted Fercell to explore the opportunities of recycling plastic waste. In particular recycling any…
Rotochopper has added the 365R Tracked Radial Stacking Conveyor to their product offering.
Rotar International B.V., manufacturer of premium hydraulic attachments for the demolition, recycling and scrap metal industry, introduces its newly developed…
Purpose designed screen-less granualtors for highly technical injection molding
Melbourne-based recycling company Repurpose It has seen its investment in a Terex Ecotec TRS 550 paying off, with its aggressive…
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