Since 2012, LRS has established a firm foothold in the Midwest waste and recycling market, making more than two acquisitions.
Developing a waste and recycling business today is usually as important as having the motivation and ability to acquire other companies because it can operate succes
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This acquisition will help Bengal Machine expand its position as a supplier of reducing equipment.
Bengal Machine of Buffalo, New York, the parent company of Schutte-Buffalo Hammermill LLC, acquired CM Recycling Equipment Solutions of Sarasota, Florida, a tire shredding equipment manufactur
Bravo 6280 is the latest model in 3TEK Global's series of mobile and stationary hammer mills and downstream sorting systems. Designed from the ground up as a true mobile crusher, Bravo 6280 can process up to 3,000 tons per month. It is a brand new mobile crusher suitable for recycling operations.
The supplier stated that the order demonstrated the strength and flexibility of the ISS project.
AmeriMex Motor & Controls, a subsidiary of Industrial Service Solutions (ISS), announced the sale of 60 Power Cubes to US Wells Services. All three companies are located in Houston.
Padnos will provide ASR for the 12-month study.
Eastman, based in Kingsport, Tennessee, announced that it is working with Padnos and the American Automotive Materials Cooperation, LLC (USAMP) on a concept feasibility study to recover waste from automotive shredder residues (ASR) Mix pla
UNTHA UK released a new two-shaft shredder-ZR. Moreover, after 24 months of rigorous industry research and development (including prototype testing on the African continent), this twin-shaft machine is now expected to achieve the lowest life cycle cost (LCC) of waste, wood and metal crushing in i
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Malary is able to process some materials avoided by operators, and will use new equipment to crush contaminated waste, such as IBC, and plastic/steel drums for recycling and energy recovery. Currently configured to process up to 150 tons per week, Malary's total capacity will be doubled, capable