ANDRITZ MeWa and M-L Environmental offer leading recycling technologies for the North American market
ANDRITZ MeWa, specialist for recycling machines and complete plant solutions and a member of international technology Group ANDRITZ, has further extended its worldwide sales network.
On January 1, 2016, M-L Environmental LLC of Westminster, Colorado, USA, took over North American sales of shredding and crushing machines for electronic scrap, refrigerators, metal scrap, cable scrap, used tires, household and industrial waste, and many other applications. With this move, ANDRITZ MeWa is reacting to the increasing demand for environmental technologies in the North American market and can now offer even better and closer contact with its customers.
In the past few years, ANDRITZ MeWa has gradually increased its business in the North American market and received orders to supply recycling machines and plants, for recycling electronic scrap and catalytic converters for example. With its new sales partnership, ANDRITZ MeWa wants to continue this successful strategy and increase its recycling business in North America.
M-L Environmental is a subsidiary of M-L Holding and was established specially for the sale of leading environmental technologies in the North American market. The company has achieved considerable growth for several years now due to the increased demand in this sector. The contact person responsible for recycling machines at M-L Environmental is William Hancock, Vice President of Operations, tel.: +1 (720) 459 1988, e-mail: whancock@mlholdings.com.
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