Tomra Sorting Recycling has further developed its X-TRACT units to separate magnesium from aluminum in products such as Zorba and Twitch.
Tomra Sorting Recycling has further developed its X-TRACT units to separate magnesium from aluminum in products such as Zorba and Twitch.
Aurora Kunststoffe relies on ZSK twin screw extruders from Coperion to recycle and upcycle plastic processors’ production waste. The extruders have been in successful operation since early 2019, and with their high throughputs and their reliability, they have fulfilled every requirement.
Recycling Technologies and Brightlands Chemelot Campus have announced that they have signed the first agreement towards the installation of Recycling Technologies’ first European plastic chemical recycling machine, the RT7000, within the Campus in the Netherlands.
BIR and EuRIC would like to express concern about the restrictions issued by some countries to stop the import of second hand clothing based on the presumption that clothes coming from Europe or elsewhere may be contaminated with the coronavirus.
Plant design automation and technology advancements lead to increased purity rates, while requiring fewer manual sorters.
APK has completed its new laboratory at its production site in Merseburg (Germany).
Ragn-Sells and Hitachi Zosen Inova are to build a facility for processing flue gas treatment residues at Högbytorp, Sweden.
Grillo-Werke AG has developed an innovative process where bromine impurities from diverse waste and product streams are converted into safe bromide.
Coperion is implementing a closed-loop concept for the production of flexible multi-layer film. With a closed-loop approach solution, up to 100 percent of multi-layer film production waste can be re-processed and fed back into the production process.
The family company P.U.H. Kondzłomex Szymon Woźny has been collecting and recycling secondary raw materials such as waste paper and foil for over 20 years.
Industrial shredder manufacturer Untha is predicting that 2020 will be the biggest year yet for its Polish subsidiary, as the waste market continues to boom.
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