Products

Recycling & Waste World brings you the latest product updates from market leading suppliers and news from specialist service providers. Technology areas covered in RWW’s Products section include: waste and materials handling; air, dust & pollution control; bins and containers; conveyors; balers; crushers; special vehicles; separators; washing and weighing equipment; and much more.

Weir Waste opts for BlueMAC recycling plant

Birmingham-based Weir Waste turned to machinery distributor Blue Southern when they needed a new pre-sort line to enable quicker process times through their automated MRF. ?With the help of sister company BlueMAC Manufacturing, a tailor-made BlueMAC recycling plant was supplied to Weir Waste.

Doosan launches fleet management system

To meet increasing demand for fleet monitoring, machine-to-machine communication, machine intelligence and remote equipment monitoring, Doosan has developed the DoosanConnect wireless fleet and asset management system for the company’s excavator, wheel loader and articulated dump truck ranges.

Mick George extends commercial waste service

Waste management business Mick George has extended its commercial-based operations to incorporate residential properties on its distribution routes within East Anglia and the East Midlands.

Master Magnets help Finnish waste recycling

In early 2015 Master Magnets were contacted by their Finnish dealer-Vimelco regarding a new project for a waste treatment facility processing municipal solid waste (MSW) and solid recovered fuel (SRF) in Lahti, 105km northeast of Helsinki.

Presona extends into Northern Ireland

From March 2017, Presona UK will become responsible for the distribution and maintenance of all Presona balers and associated recycling equipment in Northern Ireland.

BIO Collectors take ownership of its AD system

In tackling London’s food waste, of which it processes 75,000 tonnes pa, BIO Collectors’ managing director, Paul Killoughery describes the 1.7MW electricity produced as "the easiest thing we do".

How to make the waste & recycling industry safer in 2017

According to HSE, there were six fatal injuries to waste and recycling workers in Great Britain in 2015/16. This is a clear sign of the potential dangers of working in the waste and recycling environment. In fact, there have been 30 fatal injuries in this sector in the past five years, 26% of ...

WISH unveils new website

The new Waste Industry Safety and Health Forum (WISH) website, hosted by CIWM, has been launched. The new site – https://wishforum.org.uk – provides a one-stop-shop for all WISH guidance previously hosted on the HSE (Health and Safety Executive) website. With a new look and easy navigation, the ...

New Volvo chosen by William Tracey

A new Volvo L90H loading shovel has been delivered to William Tracey specifically to handle waste wood at the company’s Linwood recycling facility located on the outskirts of Glasgow.

Bunting unveils teardrop tube magnet

Bunting has developed a new design of Rare Earth Tube Magnet for use in removing fine iron from dry powders. The Teardrop Tube Magnet retains the high surface magnetic field of 12,000 gauss, but the shape prevents fine powder from building up on the surface.

Whitham Mills wraps up double local authority deals

Waste management machinery designer and manufacturer Whitham Mills has been appointed by two local authorities in North Wales, to provide new balers for operation in the councils' material recovery facilities (MRFs).

RECOUP launches revised edition of Recyclability by Design guidelines

The Plastics Industry Recycling Action Plan (PIRAP) aims to establish a range of joined-up actions across the plastics value chain aimed at boosting plastic packaging recycling. One of PIRAP outcomes is that end of life is considered in design of plastic packaging. PIRAP is therefore pleased to ...

EBK buys its 20th Doppstadt machine

Managing director Siegfried Edel, MD of Eisenbau Kramer, Germany-based specialist in the manufacture and supply of large diameter submerged arc welded pipes, said he had been given no choice by his staff.

Most read