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Beyond Throughput

If you are in the market for new or used Mobile Document Shredding (MDS) equipment, you need to understand your options. In the last decade, the MDS industry has gone through some major advancements. This alone makes it very important to consider all the features and capabilities of today’s MDS equipment. REACHING CAPACITY. The most common mistake made by consumers when selecting MDS ...

Oct. 11, 2005

By Shred-Tech Corp.

Case Study: United Kingdom

Russell Richardson and Sons have observed their shredding business continuously improve since they commissioned an AXO WM 608 Mobile Document Shredding Machine from AXO Shredders. Having previously only provided off site shredding the AXO WM 608 Mobile Shredding System has allowed Jonathan Richardson to respond to and efficiently meet customers on site shredding requirements. High throughput and ...

Jul. 9, 2008

By Alpine Shredders Limited

AXO Shredders Case Studies - UK

Russell Richardson and Sons have observed their shredding business continuously improve since they commissioned an AXO WM 608 Mobile Document Shredding Machine from AXO Shredders. Having previously only provided off site shredding the AXO WM 608 Mobile Shredding System has allowed Jonathan Richardson to respond to and efficiently meet customers on site shredding requirements. High throughput and ...

Jun. 8, 2007

By AXO Shredders Ltd

Chambers Future Proof With Integrated Weighing Equipment & Software

Surrey-based waste management, recycling and aggregates company Chambers Waste Management PLC has recently equipped its vehicle fleet with the latest weighing equipment its fleet safe & compliant, plus a new bespoke software solution to streamline its operations. Chambers operates a fleet of 40 vehicles comprising skip loaders, Rear End Loaders (REL’s), trade waste Refuse ...

Dec. 8, 2016

By Vehicle Weighing Solutions Ltd (VWS)

Paper resizing for baling

The Wesendrup-AVU-Recycling GmbH & Co., Wetter/Germany, operate a processing plant for waste paper where residual substances from newspaper facilities and companies in the paper-converting industry are pressed into uniform bales and conditioned for the further processing. The heart and essential item of this ultra-modern processing plant is the single-rotor shredder type WLK 18 Super-Jumbo of ...

Jun. 14, 2007

San Francisco Takes Residential Organics Collection Full-Scale

After two and a half years of conducting a variety of pilot residential curbside organics collection programs that included food and soiled paper, the City and County of San Francisco (referred to hereafter as “the City”) and Sunset Scavenger Company are commencing a citywide rollout of the Fantastic Three Program. This new, innovative program will include the separate collection and composting ...

Jan. 1, 2000

By BioCycle Magazine

Food Waste Collection Companies Grow With The Flow

On October 1, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts’ ban on landfill disposal of commercial organics from establishments generating one ton or more of food waste per week goes into effect. On the front lines of helping these businesses and institutions comply are organics haulers, many of whom have been offering their services for years. “Seven years ago, we were servicing about two dozen ...

Sep. 21, 2014

By BioCycle Magazine

Educate, Educate, Educate : Why Colorado Farmers Want New York City Biosolids

Diverting Wood And Cardboard At Construction Sites Residential home construction in Wisconsin generates 128,000 tons of residuals annually, according to a 1998 study by Camp, Dresser & McKee. Ten builders are participating in a project to demonstrate how easily major components of this waste stream can be recycled. The Metropolitan Builders Association (MBA) of Greater Milwaukee, the ...

Jul. 1, 2000

By BioCycle Magazine

Simple Separation: Diverting Wood And Cardboard at Construction Sites

Diverting Wood And Cardboard At Construction Sites Residential home construction in Wisconsin generates 128,000 tons of residuals annually, according to a 1998 study by Camp, Dresser & McKee. Ten builders are participating in a project to demonstrate how easily major components of this waste stream can be recycled. The Metropolitan Builders Association (MBA) of Greater Milwaukee, the ...

Jul. 1, 2000

By BioCycle Magazine

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