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The new design of the high-gradient separator, recently introduced by Goudsmit Magnetics, separates small pieces of both steel and stainless…
LONDON, ON – After 70 years in the scrap metals business, John Zubick Limited recently continued its ongoing quest for…
Save time and money by deconstructing and processing pallet loads of compressed coir blocks– all in one operation - with…
This hugely capable machine has been known to compact payloads in excess of 12 tonnes, however will be restricted to…
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The Lindner Micromat is a top seller in the plastics shredding market. At K 2019 the next generation has been…
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