waste processing plants Germany

...-approved vacuum recycling plants at its location in Leipzig, with varying sizes of usable space, including the largest vacuum recycling plant in the world with a usable space of 3 cbm. The current treatment capacity is approximately 500-1000 tons per year. Due to its years of experience, GMR Gesellschaft für Metallrecycling mbH is a sought-after partner in this industry. Our products and services: Hearing aid batteries, mercury, recycling of mercury and mercury-containing waste, watch batteries, processing of precious metal catalysts, precious metal dental alloys, recycling of used batteries...

...railway sleepers, bulky waste, commercial and household waste, as well as in the processing of car bodies, used tires, and aluminum. The product range includes mobile and stationary pre-shredders (Type VB 450 / 650 / 750 / 850, VB 950 RED GIANT, VB 1500) and also post-shredders (Type NZS 700 / NZS 1000). The range is completed with sorting and separation technology that works as a combinable system. The "Original" HAMMEL shredders are designed and manufactured in Bad Salzungen, Germany. With a strong sales and service network, HAMMEL is active in nearly all countries around the world.

... making the recycling sector more economical with innovative concepts. ARJES offers you a wide range of solutions for classifying pre-shredded material in the fields of wood, waste, and metal processing. By employing various screening techniques, we are able to precisely tailor specific requirements regarding throughput capacity, fraction size, and material type. In addition, we also take care of...

... implemented in the development department of EuRec® and know-how regarding waste recovery was accumulated. In spring 1996, EuRec® purchased an insolvent manufacturer of shredders and also integrated its development department and skilled workers. Production began in a manufacturing hall of over 10,000 m² with the production of shredders for the processing of used wood, etc. There was ample space for the production of large machines and plants, as well as space for testing complex processing systems.