Witham Mills appointed to provide third baler
Witham Mills has been appointed by East Anglia business Steward Recycling to provide baling machinery for processing magazines and books.
Todmorden-based Witham Mills has provided two balers to Steward Recycling to date, and is now installing a GB1175CSSS is a baling press weighing 8.5 tonnes.
At maximum capacity the machine is able to process three to four tonnes of material per hour.
Richard Steward, managing director of Steward Recycling, praised his company’s relationship with Witham Mills.
He said: “Baling books and magazines was proving difficult for our existing machinery. Witham Mill’s closed end baler has solved this problem.”
Ben Smart, managing director of Witham Mills said the quality of the product is ‘second to none’.
He said: “That Steward Recycling continue to count on Witham Mills for our comprehensive end-to-end approach is testament to the quality and cost-effectiveness of both our products and overall delivery.”
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Baler processing Tesco waste
A Presona LP 85VH1 series baler is helping Norbert Dentressangle to process card and plastic from 55 Tesco sites.
American company XPO Logistics took over the company last year as well as Tesco’s loose equipment fleet. Nortbert Dentressangle manages the supermarket’s reverse logistics recycling operation.
The custom-built baler incorporates a bespoke feeding conveyor, a stand-alone control panel giving online access to production and performance data.
The machine was installed in February and has a motor of 55kw, using the Presona’s prepress technology.
At XPO’s Belfast site, the baler will be compacting 9,500 tonnes of card and 700 tonnes of plastic a year.
Derek Payne, XPO Belfast site manager said: “There are Presona balers at work in other XPO sites and we know they’re reliable and robust. We can trust them to do the job day in and day out with little intervention. That’s important for us and will allow us to increase our operation further.”
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Terex unveils new recycling product
Terex Minerals Processing Systems is unveiling of its modular recycling jaw, the Mj400R and TSV6203 at the Hillhead Show in Derbyshire.
The show is running between June 28-30 – the company claims the Mj400R brings a cost effective and durable machine in a modular all-electric format.
Terex Minerals Processing Systems is also displaying its TJ2844r single toggle jaw crusher with hydraulic overload protection.
Also on display will be the TSv6203, which the company says increases production and handles applications not possible with traditional horizontal screens.
Geoff Beattie, sales director for Terex Minerals Processing Systems, said: “Hillhead has always been a great show for us. We are always pleased to return to Hillhead to show the breadth of our product portfolio. In addition, we have a good story to tell regarding new products, innovations and technology.
The company added that its products are suitable for C and D recycling applications as well as quarry and mines.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Weltec to showcase technology portfolio
Weltec Biopower is set to showcase its technology portfolio at the Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association exhibition in Birmingham.
The company’s team will be at the exhibition from July 6-7.
The company is a provider of planning and construction services for biogas plants.
The company has helped in the construction of over 300 plants around the globe ranging from agricultural projects, individual waste plants to biomethane plants.
The company will be showcasing a sewage treatment process used for a plant in South Germany, which has been digesting sludge since spring 2016.
Subscribe for free