K 2022

Salzgitter AG is in the midst of one of Europe‘s largest industrial transformations: the shift from conventional, coal-based steel production to virtually CO2-free steel. At the same time, the group‘s recycling company has been relying on SENNEBOGEN material handlers for decades – machines that themselves make a decisive contribution to the scrap supply cycle.

Whether in carpentry workshops, sawmills, or industrial companies—wood waste is produced wherever wood is processed and manufactured. To ensure that this waste can be used as a valuable resource, UNTHA offers customized system solutions for wood waste recycling.

Using state-of-the-art technology and a tailor-made plant concept, Hamburger Recycling has commissioned a highly efficient sorting plant for lightweight packaging in Sveta Helena. The compact plant was designed and assembled by Entsorgungstechnik BAVARIA GmbH and represents a milestone for the recycling industry in Croatia.

Urraco Evo is Lindner’s new future-oriented series of mobile two-shaft shredders. New to the market, this series scores highly with even more power, a speedier fast-exchange function and the well-known shaft versatility.

NexKemia Petrochemicals Inc has relied on ZSK twin screw extruders from Coperion since 2020. Focusing on innovative manufacturing processes and sustainability, NexKemia provides products for the packaging industry and as well as for building insulation.

TOMRA Recycling has launched FINDER™ COLOR, a new high-throughput solution designed to meet the evolving needs of the scrap metal recycling and e-scrap processing industries.

The new plant is the first in Italy capable of separating six different types of paper and cardboard. Designed for flexibility, high throughput, and precision, it brings together the engineering expertise of STADLER Anlagenbau GmbH and Pellenc ST.

Sonae Arauco has successfully started up the first industrial-scale fiberboard recycling line at its Mangualde mill in Portugal at the beginning of Q3 of 2025.

Failure to control fugitive materials in waste processing can result in increased safety risks, environmental enforcement, expensive clean-ups and unplanned downtime. But understanding material flow means that addressing the root causes may be simpler than you think.