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The future of recycling: innovation and electricity.

The future of recycling looks promising thanks to new technologies and innovations, but it is and will remain dependent on the environmental gains to be made. To make continuous strides, investments in research and development are crucial. Swedish company Maskin Mekano's electrically powered crushing and screening plants are a telling example of this.

By recycling waste, we limit the extraction of primary raw materials and strive for an economy that runs entirely on reusable raw materials and in which waste no longer exists. Reusing demolition waste in new projects is an important part of this endeavor. Technology and innovations help us recycle more efficiently and effectively. What kind of technology and innovation are we using to make this happen?

  • Robotics: Robots can be used to sort waste based on different materials, such as plastic, glass, metal and paper. This can speed up the sorting process and reduce the amount of waste going to landfills.
  • Artificial intelligence: Artificial intelligence can be used to improve the recycling process by analyzing waste materials and identifying which materials are suitable for recycling. This can lead to greater efficiency and less waste.
  • Chemical recycling: Chemical recycling is a relatively new method in which waste material is broken down to its original chemical components, which can then be used to make new products. This can improve the recycling process and reduce the amount of waste going to landfills.
  • 3D printing: 3D printing can be used to turn waste materials into new products. This can reduce the need for new raw materials and reduce waste.
  • Bioplastics: Bioplastics are plastics made from biodegradable materials. This can help reduce the problem of plastic waste and provide a sustainable solution to plastic use.

New technologies and innovations are helping us move forward. By working toward a more circular economy and reducing waste, we can protect our planet and ensure a more sustainable future for all.

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The Challenges of Steel Slags: A Complex Byproduct
Steel slag, a byproduct of steel production, offers great opportunities as a construction material and source for metal recovery, but is difficult to process due to its hardness and chemical complexity. With its robust design and features such as hydraulic overload protection and metal separation, the Neuson Hydrotec ST01BB offers an efficient solution to these challenges. This makes steel slag valuable raw materials in a sustainable, circular economy.
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Here's what to look out for when buying the right sieve decks
Find out what to look out for when choosing screening decks for recycling machines, with concerns such as dimensions, mounting hooks, material selection, and value for money. With customized solutions for all brands in the industry, we offer high-quality screening decks that optimize the efficiency of recycling processes and contribute to a more sustainable future.
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An Enriching Journey to Maskin Mekano
Together with customers, we visited the Maskin Mekano factory in Sweden, where valuable feedback on recycling machines was shared and innovative insights were gained. Representatives from companies such as Smet Rental, Two 'R' Recycling, Zandwijk and Meganck shared feedback that is immediately implemented in new and existing models.