Service

Remote solutions & self service

The 2.0FTM model is designed to be serviced by a single operator with a forklift (2.5 Tonne) or similar vehicle. When full, the BiobiN® can be serviced and contents emptied at a suitable site for the completion of the composting process. Alternatively, the process can be completed in any size vessel to produce a ready to apply compost straight from the BiobiN®. PV option available.

So what size will you need?

Talk to a BiobiN® engineer to determine the size that’s right for you. The amount of organic/wet material you produce on a monthly basis and the space available for BiobiN® onsite, will be taken into consideration to find the right fit for your business.

Composting organic/wet waste into a valuable product, diverts green waste from landfill, reduces transport costs and greenhouse gas emissions.

In landfill, organic material breaks down to produce methane, a greenhouse gas 22 times more potent than carbon dioxide. Methane is released into the atmosphere from landfill sites.

Alternatively, if your organic material is processed into compost and then put to work in the soil, it can trap carbon dioxide, add carbon to your soil, add nutrients and provide food for plants.

For further information you may also like to refer to Peats Soil & Garden Supplies and Compost for Soils

Following the milling and blending process of collected organic materials from BiobiN®, the material is processed per the guidelines set out in the “Best practice guide to composting”.

Compost is a valuable landscape and agricultural product – replacing organic carbon, adding nutrients, buidling soil health and biological activity in agricultural soils can potentially replace fertiliser applications and help build resilience in plants against pests and pathogens.

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