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Building on decades of metal recycling experience, TOMRA Recycling, the global leader in sensor-based sorting solutions, launches the new FINDER™,…
Sensmet, the Finnish developer of a unique continuous metals monitoring technology, has received a major investment from EIT RawMaterials which…
Terex®, a global leader in specialised equipment solutions, has launched TRAC, a vibration analysis system developed to provide clearer insight…
In recent years, sorting centres have been facing increasingly complex and diversified waste streams. As a result, operators must continuously…
At a plant in Châtellerault, Spanish technology company PICVISA is proving that artificial intelligence can sort post-consumer textiles by fibre…
The COMPACT+™ from Pellenc ST represents the latest generation of COMPACT™ optical sorting machines. Designed to be inherently compact, it…
Digitalisation is also advancing in the waste management industry. Accordingly, more and more solutions for plant management as well as…
From 1 January 2026, Mil-tek, a global provider of waste compaction solutions, introduces the E119 and EXP200 - a complete…
ITS designs and manufactures fully integrated loading systems that combine conveyors, hoppers, handling carts, automatic tippers, safety enclosures and matched…
Vermeer announces the launch of the VermeerOne™ mobile application, now available for download on iOS and Android devices.
With the new BRT HARTNER AS Automatic Sorter, BRT HARTNER GmbH is offering sensor-based and AI-supported separation for the first…
Harris American has introduced a Remote-Control System that will work with 2-ram baler systems for your non-ferrous metals.
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