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The universal cutter now comes with a 350 mm opening width, for carriers up to 9 tons Blumberg, Germany. After Darda's new Multi Cutter MC300 was presented to the public at this year's bauma in Munich, the manufacturer of environmentally friendly, hydraulic demolition equipment showed the new Multi Tool at the RecyclingAKTIV in September in Karlsruhe also in a live test. Based on its little brother MC200, the MC300 weighs 290 kg and comes with a hefty cutting force of 60 tons. With an opening width of 350 mm, the Darda Multi Cutter MC300 offers maximum productivity for use with carriers from 2.5 to 9 tons. And in combination with a remote-controlled Brokk demolition robot B200 or B300, it becomes even more effective. Darda Multi Cutters generally stand for safe and efficient cutting of profiles, utility lines and cables in a variety of industries, including demolition, gutting, construction, recycling and the nuclear industry. In construction, for example, entire industrial halls and production facilities are cleared of pipes, steel girders and ventilation

Asphalt rehabilitation during ongoing air traffic? No problem with Fliegl Apron 1 of Hamburg Airport is to be renovated. During this operation, it is important not to interrupt the regular air traffic and thus avoid additional costs and revenue losses. According to safety guidelines and in order not to impede air traffic control, the height of 5 m may not be exceeded during the rehabilitation in some parts of the construction field. As transportation vehicles are needed for the delivery of asphalt, this hurdle poses a problem since conventional dump trucks do exceed the height of 5 m when dumping. Does that mean air traffic has to be stopped and there are enormous costs for the airport? No. With the help of a thermally insulated vehicle with a push-off function, air traffic does not have to be interrupted as this vehicle meets the height limit of 5 m due to its proven push-off system. The commissioned company uses a fleet of thermally insulated push-off vehicles at Hamburg airport. Within three weeks, a multi-layered structure consisting

Dortmund's trade show attractions in 2020 (Dortmund) Solids to celebrate its 10th anniversary. For its decadal edition, the trade show Solids (previously Schüttgut) will once again take place alongside Recycling-Technik. On 1 & 2 April 2020 in Dortmund, the trade show duo will once again become a high-calibre platform for all aspects of bulk materials and recycling technologies. At the heart of the Ruhr metropolis, trade visitors can obtain comprehensive information and swap ideas about the latest trends and solutions for the industry. In addition to established specialist congresses, in-depth expert lectures and presentations will enhance the range of information on offer. The show organiser, Easyfairs, has once again employed its successful trade show concept. Competent premium partners further strengthen the attractiveness of the industry event. "With Dortmund as its location, the trade show duo has established itself auspiciously in the heart of the Rhine-Ruhr metropolitan region, Germany's core industrial

Modular design of Varisort weee multisensor sorting systems meets diverse requirements Schönberg, September 2019 Established about 100 years ago as a small recycling company by Albert G. Sims in Sydney, Australia, “Sims Metal Management“ (SMM) has developed into a leading metal recycling enterprise with numerous locations all over the world. As part of the complete SMM group, “Sims Recycling Solutions“ (SRS) is responsible for the environmentally compatible separation and utilisation of electrical and electronic scrap and mixed metals. The company is one of the world‘s biggest e-scrap utilisation and recycling enterprises. SRS relies on Sesotec At its plants in the UK, in the Netherlands, in Germany and in Austria SRS has already been using Sesotec‘s Varisort sorting systems for many years. Integrated in the recycling processes these sorters are flexible solutions for the processing of electrical and electronic scrap. At its location in Eindhoven, Netherlands, SRS has expanded its capacities and now runs one of the region‘s biggest e-scrap recycling