Bulk Handling Systems (BHS) articles

Bee’ah’s major retrofit to the company’s Sharjah Material Recovery Facility, designed, manufactured and installed by BHS, was completed in April 2017. The facility is now the largest in the Middle East, with the capacity to process more than 500,000 tonnes of municipal solid waste (MSW) annually. The retrofit upgraded capacity and automation, increasing recovery and total diversion.

BHS implemented its latest and most advanced technologies, including BHS Bag Break

Athens Services` state-of-the-art Material Recovery Facility (MRF) in Sun Valley, California was custom designed by Bulk Handling Systems (BHS) for and represents a significant move by Athens to automate its processing of Municipal Solid Waste (MSW), multi-family, single family and commercial material streams in Southern California.

The system features a combination of BHS screen, Nihot air and NRT optical technologies to recover recyclables and organics. In 2017 Athens added Max-A

Biffa chose BHS as a partner for adding a specialized 8-tph Glass Clean-Up System and Container Clean-Up System to its existing Materials Resource Facility (MRF) in Aldridge, UK, greatly increasing the quality and recovery of glass, fibre and clean containers. The Glass Clean-Up system features two BHS Debris Roll Screens with patented TriDisc technology, two Nihot SDS units and two Nihot Windshifters. The Container Clean-Up System features a NRT FiberPure optical sorter and Nihot pneumatic t

Cleanaway has opened a new 50-tonne-per-hour Single Stream Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) in Perth, Western Australia. Designed, manufactured and installed by BHS, the facility, known as the Perth MRF, is able to process 250,000-tonnes-per-year, enough capacity to sort all of the city’s residential recyclables.

According to Cleanaway, the Perth MRF is the most advanced recycling facility in the Southern Hemisphere. The system applies an abundance of recovery technologies t

BHS designed, manufactured and installed a highly automated, dual-function sorting system for Casepak at its new Material Recovery Facility (MRF) in Leicester. The system start up was in September, 2011.

“This is a major milestone for Casepak,” said Mark Smith, Managing Director at Casepak, at the facility`s grand opening in January, 2012. “Since the MRF became operational in September we have already secured contracts to manage several local councils’ recyc

CarbonLITE, LLC has installed a new 230,000-square-foot plant in Dallas, Texas that recycles approximately 100 million pounds of beverage bottles annually into food-grade PET pellets. CarbonLITE has a strategic alliance with Nestlé Waters North America, and the Dallas plant will be supplying PET to Nestlé’s bottling facilities near Dallas.

The facility’s front-end processing system was built by BHS using screening technology, optical sorting modules from N