recycling process

Glass recycling is one of the most vivid and technically advanced examples of a functioning circular economy – in a sense, its “flagship material” in the field of inorganic materials. Glass is...

In a conversation with Dr. Petra Strunk, editor-in-chief of the magazine recovery, Mr. Thomas Wesian discussed innovations and challenges in the recycling of waste glass, the differences between types...

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.

In 1956, Hermann Westbrock founded Maschinenfabrik Westeria in Westbevern. At that time, the product portfolio included articulated conveyor belts with adjustable articulation angles, which were...

FUCHS unveiled the first machine models of the new G-Series at bauma in Munich. The MHL340 is among the top international models for recycling and scrap handling, while the MHL350 is one of the...

Here, where an asteroid impact formed a crater in the landscape 14.6 million years ago, is where the recycling company Böhm Entsorgung can be found today. A family business with around 100 employees....

The French wood processing company C2R faced a big challenge: to make production as profitable as possible, the company processes products of inconsistent quality. The problem was that the machines...

Lars Johansson founded Skrotfrag in 1972 – back then the company started outin the Gothenburg region with balers for end-of-life vehicles, and soon the first scrap yards followed. A first plant for...

Sustainability has always been integral to FUCHS. Since the delivery of the first electrically powered material handler in the 1980s, FUCHS has continually expanded its portfolio of electric machines,...

Stena‘s website makes the impressive statement: “We currently recycle over 6 million tonnes of material every year – that‘s almost three Eiffel Towers a day.“ With production facilities in Sweden,...