Technology

Martin Engineering has introduced new equipment for conveyor dust control at transfer points. The systems are designed to reduce fugitive dust and material spillage without the use of external energy. The solutions can be retrofitted to existing conveyors and focus on containment at the point of emission. The designs support external maintenance access, aiming to reduce service time and operational interruptions.

At IFAT Munich 2026, IFE Material Handling presents the VARIOframe screening machine, a system designed for fine screening applications with variable operating conditions.

Asahi Kasei, Nippon Steel and Nippon Steel Trading have introduced a joint system for titanium recycling in chlor-alkali electrolysis cell production. The initiative focuses on processing production scrap into raw material for new pure titanium, aiming to reduce environmental impact and improve resource efficiency across the value chain.

At IFAT 2026, Dieffenbacher will present its recycling and energy portfolio at two locations from May 4 to 7. In hall B5, booth 200, the company will focus on fiberboard recycling, waste wood recycling and Waste2Product applications. In hall A4, booth 138, the Energy Business Unit will present technologies for energy generation.

The circular economy is under growing pressure to transform. Requirements from climate protection, resource efficiency and regulation are changing the framework conditions for waste management and recycling companies. At the same time, expectations for process stability, automation and energy efficiency are increasing. Against this background, robust and economical compaction solutions are becoming increasingly important.

Google has concluded a multi-year agreement with Commonwealth Sortation LLC, an affiliate of AMP Robotics Corporation, to remove 200,000 metric tonnes of CO₂e by 2030. The collaboration focuses on advancing biochar carbon removal in the waste sector and addressing methane emissions from municipal solid waste.

Lindner will present its recycling solutions at IFAT Munich 2026, focusing on plant engineering, shredding technology and digital services. Key exhibits include the twin-shaft shredder Urraco Evo and the mobile single-shaft shredder Merak 2800 with a new drive concept.

At IFAT 2026 in Munich, WEIMA Maschinenbau GmbH will present a new high-torque drive for waste shredders in the W8 series. The technology will be introduced in the W8.15 PowerLine single-shaft shredder and is designed for processing demanding waste streams.

At IFAT, Spaleck will present developments in screening technology designed to improve process stability and operational efficiency in recycling applications. The focus lies on the ActiveFLOW feed unit, the AutoCLEAN screening deck and an expanded cloud-based monitoring system.

At IFAT 2026 in Munich, Sennebogen will present solutions for material handling in recycling. The company will showcase machines and attachments designed for recycling and demolition applications, including a new orange peel grab developed in-house.

From May 4 to 7, 2026, the Baumüller Group will present an electric high-torque drive for shredders at IFAT 2026 in Munich, Hall B5, Stand 409. The system is aimed at recycling machine manufacturers and operators seeking to reduce operating costs and improve energy efficiency.