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As the EU implement new regulations for the separate collection of textile waste, the innovative Austrian company REDWAVE is proud to introduce a revolutionary advancement in textile recycling at IFAT 2024 in Munich, the world's leading trade fair for environmental technologies: REDWAVE TEX. This state-of-the-art sorting machine is poised to meet the increasing demands of textile recycling and pave the way for a more sustainable future.

More than just a supplier of sorting technologies, we are pioneers of innovation. The landscape of textile recycling is rapidly evolving, with an increasing need for textiles to embrace circularity in the future.

To meet the increasing demands encountered when sorting fine-grain bulk material, STEINERT is expanding its range of sensor sorting systems with the addition of UniSort Finealyse+, a higher-performing version of its established UniSort Finealyse sensor sorting system. This new machine was developed especially for the challenges experienced when processing plastic flakes and granulates as well as when sorting metal granulates between 2 and 30 mm. The Finealyse+ provides numerous innovations for further enhanced product purity coupled with higher throughput.

We looked at over 700 shredders, and TANA was the only one that they told us you could put a mattress in, so that’s the one we demoed.

Eggersmann Anlagenbau has completed the largest plant for processing lightweight packaging waste (LWP) in Denmark for the waste disposal service provider ReSource Denmark Aps.

STADLER Anlagenbau GmbH unveils the new WireX automated bale wire remover at the IFAT exhibition in Munich, Germany. An industry first, the new machine fully automates the wire removal process and dewires crosswired bales in one pass, ensuring a highly efficient and safe process.

The municipal solid waste stream is composed of a variety of materials, including paper, plastics, glass, metal, organic waste, and other non-biodegradable materials.

Transform even the toughest feed material into profit with the EDGE SCREENPRO S18 heavy duty, tracked scalping screen.

RKW produces a wide range of polyethylene films (LDPE films). At the Hoogstraten site in Belgium, the company has recently started using a WEIMA W5.18 single-shaft shredder and primarily shreds LDPE film waste from production as well as externally purchased film. After shredding, the material is further processed into recycled pellets using the F:GRAN feeder-extruder combination from NGR. The implementation of both projects, together with WEIMA Maschinenbau GmbH and Next Generation Recyclingmaschinen GmbH, went hand in hand. The goal of increasing the quality and output of RKW's recycling plant was achieved.

The recycled metals business has changed drastically in the last few years. There is more demand today for high-quality secondary raw materials, i.e. recycled raw materials, than ever before. At the same time, rising energy prices are squeezing profit margins.

FORNNAX offers a range of options for its Tyre Recycling Plant, including different processing capacities and rates. The Recycling Technology provided by FORNNAX ensures that the Tyre Recycling process is reliable, efficient, and economical. The Tyre Shredding Equipment offered by FORNNAX is robust, easy to maintain, and capable of producing high-quality output at low production costs. The FORNNAX Tyre Recycling Plant can process up to 10 tons per hour or 300 tons per day, producing steel-free rubber chips or mulch. These recycled tyre chips can be used as fuel for heat plants and cement plants.

The Scottish waste management and recycling company, Levenseat Renewable Energy Ltd. ("Levenseat"), now has real-time access to material inventory figures and, as a result, efficiently manages its logistics and processing operations after implementing a LiDAR-based solution for inventory tracking.