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Terex® Recycling Systems, manufacturer of modular recycling plants and products, is proud to introduce the TSD-280 Drum Screen. Designed for heav... Read Full Article

On Stand ME-A120, Develon, formerly known as Doosan Construction Equipment, is using its first appearance at the Resource & Waste Management show to premiere the very latest in waste and recycling... Read Full Article

In years past, equipment fleets in UK scrap yards tended to be dominated by excavators nearing the end of their productive working lives in construction applications. These days, the industry is more sophisticated and Northe... Read Full Article

Handling machines are indispensable in the recycling of ferrous and non-ferrous metals. This is no different at the scrap metal company Van den Brouck-De Sutter in Ninove. The company has invested in thr... Read Full Article

SENNEBOGEN material handlers have been shaping the machine landscape in waste recycling for years. Now the introduction of the powerful and versatile 826 G... Read Full Article

Terex Ecotec®, a global leader in the design and manufacture of wood processing, biomass, and recycling equipment, is proud to announce the appointment of SMET Machinery, a division of Smet Rent... Read Full Article

With strategically located sites spread through Yorkshire and the North East the Ashcourt Group has the ability to service both small, and large- scale projects.An established fully licensed and compliant Waste Management C... Read Full Article

The first 880 EQ balance material handler was delivered 16 years ago. Since then, the impressive machine has attracted a great deal of attention in various countries due to its performance and ... Read Full Article

Develon, formerly known as Doosan Construction Equipment, has launched the company’s new DX230WMH-7 (24 t) and DX250WMH-7 (25.6 t) Stage V compliant material handlers. Both are designed to carry out the toughest tasks across a wide range of ... Read Full Article

Steel making has always been seen as a dirty, but necessary industry. And whilst this was once true, advancements in material recycling and material re-use now sees almost every single piece of what was ... Read Full Article