Neste, Borealis and Covestro have signed a project agreement to enable the recycling of discarded tires into high-quality plastics for automotive applications.
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Veolia has unveiled an innovative robotic arm at its Southwark Integrated Waste Management Facility (IWMF) to optimise operations and make recycling more effective.
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According to the manufacturer, the M&J F240e combines low energy consumption, capacity and seamless operation.
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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.
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ZenRobotics has reached a significant milestone in their global expansion by securing a major deal with a prominent metals recycling company based in the United States.
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At IFAT, the companies want to present product and process solutions that make the recycling of plastics markedly more efficient and increase the product quality achieved.
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Terex Recycling Systems and ZenRobotics want to unveil their latest environmental innovations to a global audience at IFAT.
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At IFAT, Picvisa wants to show solutions for textile and plastic recycling.
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The company wants to present four new sorting systems and add-ons in Munich.
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According to Fornnax, the SR-200 HD is primarily designed for tyre shredding applications.
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Under the motto “Economy meets Ecology”, Sesotec and its partner company KRS Recycling Systems will be represented at IFAT.
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