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German machine and plant manufacturer DIEFFENBACHER has joined the Innovation Park Artificial Intelligence (IPAI) in Heilbronn, Germany, a pioneering project founded in…
Today, our Bollegraaf Service Team is in Conversation with Papierhandel Jansen Recycling about leasing balers.
Stora Enso is committed to the development of products and technologies based on renewable materials. Their products, in many cases, provide a…
Machinex is pleased to announce its collaboration with PureCycle Technologies Inc. to deliver a 100% automated sorting system in Denver, PA dedicated…
Bunting has joined forces with Smiley Monroe to modify a ToughFlex® belt for Overband Magnets. The new belt is more resistant to…
Bakcycle Recycling successfully produces high-quality granules from post-consumer LDPE packaging waste using TOMRA’s advanced sensor-based sorting technologies, setting a new standard in…
Solum, a leading Danish company in recycling, has inaugurated the first robotic facility dedicated to the sorting of construction waste in Denmark.…
The joint venture between the Salvation Army Trading Company (SATCoL) and Project Plan B, known as Project Re:Claim, uses an ISEC evo…
Schulz & Berger Luft- und Verfahrenstechnik was honoured with the Thuringian Innovation Award “Innovationspreis Thüringen” for its newly developed Coanda classifier on…
The integration of the Internet of Things (IoT) in waste management, often called the "Internet of Waste," is transforming how recycling operations…
Image: Didier Haegelsteen, SGM Magnetics’ Managing Director, Philipp Soest, Cleansort’s Managing Director.
Bunting has developed a new Electromagnetic Wet Filter with an ultra-high-intensity, background magnetic field (from 3,500 up to 10,000 Gauss). The magnetic…
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