Lundstams invests in robotic sorting to increase resource recovery

Robotic sorting line from ZenRobotics
Credit: ZenRobotics

Robotic sorting line from ZenRobotics
Credit: ZenRobotics
The Swedish waste management company Lundstams Återvinning AB and Mared AB have agreed on a delivery of ZenRobotics waste sorting robots to one of their facilities in Northern Sweden. The new sorting line allows Lundstams to process waste more efficiently and closer to the source. The robotic sorting line is expected to be operational in the first quarter of 2019.

 

Lundstams Återvinning AB, founded in 1949, provides modern-day waste management and environmental services to companies and municipalities in northern Sweden. Sustainability and the environment are in focus in the company’s daily operations. The robotic sorting line is expected to increase the overall material recovery and secure the quality of sorted fractions. Additionally, the need to transport waste decreases when waste can be processed closer to the source. “At Lundstams we’re determined to work towards improving material circulation. This is a great opportunity to make better use of materials that were wasted before,” Mattias Marktin, CEO at Lundstams, explains.

 

The new robotic sorting line will automate and advance the company’s waste sorting operations in Östersund. The investment in robotic waste sorting was well received by the local municipality that granted project financing. The municipality considered it a "climate-smart" investment and an exemplary case of combining environmental benefits with new business opportunities. “By improving our resource recovery we can offer high-quality products and services to our customers. Furthermore, we want to help our customers in becoming the best recyclers and with the most advanced technologies we can do just that,” Mattias Marktin, concludes.

 

ZenRobotics’ Swedish partner Mared AB delivers the new robotic sorting line that will be the second robot line in Sweden. “Sweden has one of the highest waste recovery rates in the world but there is still a lot left to be done. Lundstams is one of the progressive recycling companies in Sweden and we’re proud and honored to have been chosen as their supplier. We look forward to realizing this high-end project together with them,” Mats Mared, CEO at Mared AB, comments.

 

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