Another plant in China
Several plants for the treatment of refrigerators and electronic waste have been installed successfully in China, and now the next plant is already taking shape.
A total of 12 pieces of 40-foot containers were needed to safely transport all equipment to China.
With a length of 50 m, a width of 15 m and 8 m in height, this is an impressive large-scale plant.
This plant processes data mediums, computers, hard disks and all kind of record carriers for a Chinese security agency. Firstly, to prevent a reproduction of data and then to win back the recycable fractions such as iron, copper, aluminium, various plastics etc.
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