MATERIAL FIRST. ENGINEERING NEXT.

What do you
need to process?

The right recommendation starts with understanding your material. Explore the applications we discuss, and share your own feedstock details.

01

Plastics

Discuss rigid plastic scrap, moulding rejects and other plastic feedstocks. The material type, part size and next recycling step guide machine and cutter selection.

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02

Metal scrap

See our metal-shredding demonstration, then discuss the metal type, section size and throughput required for your own material.

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03

Wood waste

Watch wood size reduction in action. Share your offcuts, packaging or timber-waste details so we can review the feeding and cutting requirements.

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04

Rubber

Describe your rubber feedstock and reinforcement content. Machine and cutting-part requirements are reviewed around the actual material.

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05

Paper & cardboard

Discuss paper and cardboard volume reduction, including packaging scrap and process rejects, with a configuration matched to the feed.

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06

E-waste

Review electrical and electronic scrap by material stream. The mix of components and required downstream separation determine the recommendation.

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07

Municipal waste

Start with a clear picture of the waste stream. Composition, moisture and contamination are essential to assessing a primary shredding application.

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LET’S BUILD YOUR SOLUTION

Your material. Our next conversation.

A new machine, a replacement blade or a drawing to review — tell us what you need.

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