Founded in 2018 by experienced professionals from the waste and construction sectors, Rogaland Gjenvinning operates a state-of-the-art sorting facility in Soma, the western part of the large municipality of Sandnes, Norway. The company offers tailored waste and recycling solutions to both private individuals and businesses, with a strong focus on customer service, competitive pricing, and environmental stewardship.
Since commissioning the TBG 630E, the company has achieved a 300% increase in processing capacity compared to its previous diesel-powered model. As well as this threefold increase in output, the TBG 630E has also reduced bottlenecks and enabled faster, more reliable handling of approximately 25,000 tonnes of wood annually.
The transition to electric power has also delivered substantial environmental benefits. By eliminating the need for over 7,000 litres of diesel each month, Rogaland Gjenvinning is now saving an estimated 18.8 tonnes of CO₂ emissions monthly, equivalent to more than 225 tonnes annually. These savings directly support the company’s mission to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote sustainable waste management.
The TBG 630E’s intelligent design has streamlined maintenance routines and reduced downtime with easier access via maintenance walkways and openings, faster workshop access, and simplified screen changes. These operational efficiencies have translated into faster return on investment and a stronger competitive edge.
Designed for medium to large-scale biomass and green waste processors, the TBG 630E combines two 200kW electric motors with a robust swinging hammer rotor. A further 90kW electric motor provides the hydraulic power for the open-fronted feeder, discharge conveyors etc. This configuration enables exceptional throughput and consistent end-product quality, while its intelligent screen opening system quickly discharges metal contaminants to prevent damage.
