The pelletizer can shred and separate a large number of cables while ensuring ease of use.
Seltek Stokkermill in Udine, Italy provides 3000STD Turbo, which is a compact pelletizer. According to the company, the machine is capable of shredding and separating a large number of cables while ensuring ease of use, low maintenance costs and high operating efficiency. The characteristics of the granulator include:
The company pointed out that, upon request, Stokkermill 3000Turbo can be equipped with an integrated pre-grinding machine and/or a conveyor belt system with magnet separation. For more information, please visit www.stokkermill.com or email to Paul Wasserman paulinrio1@yahoo.com.
The report found that from 2004 to 2008, the revenue of the recycling industry more than doubled.
The company will increase its focus on non-ferrous metals brokerage business.
Cincinnati-based David Joseph Co. (DJJ) Metals Group has expanded its non-ferrous metals business in the western United States. According to DJJ, the expansion includes adding a dedicated non-ferrous metal brokerage representative to its Phoenix trading office and adding non-ferrous metals business in the company's Seattle trading office. The company appointed Brandon Reid to take charge of its non-ferrous metals business in Phoenix. Reid has nearly six years of non-ferrous metal business experience in DJJ. You can contact him by calling (480) 515-1253. In the Northwest Territories, DJJ appointed Jennifer Sherman (Jennifer Sherman) to handle the non-ferrous metals business. She will also continue to develop DJJ's ferrous metal business in the Northwest. Sherman joined DJJ in 2007 and has ferrous and non-ferrous metal trading experience in DJJ. DJJ has 11 domestic offices and 2 international offices (Hong Kong and Switzerland). The company's Metals Group represents copper, brass, nickel and stainless steel, as well as a range of aluminum products.
The seminar will be held in Fort Lauderdale, Florida from January 15th to 17th, 2012.
Platts will host the 2012 Aluminum Seminar in Fort Lauderdale, Florida from January 15th to 17th. Today Recycling Media Group is one of the supporting organizations for this meeting. The three-day meeting is expected to discuss the following topics:
For more information about the conference, please visit www.aluminum.platts.com.
The decision is part of the parent company’s accelerated restructuring plan.
During its annual shareholder day on December 6, Veolia Environmental Services (VE), a solid waste management company based in France, announced plans to sell its North American waste management and recycling arm Veolia Environmental Services North America (VESNA). (Veolia North America) November 2011 Recycling Today. Click here to read the article) The decision to sell its North American assets is part of VE’s overall plan to divest approximately 5 billion euros (US$6.7 billion) in assets and reduce the company’s finances In the next two years, debt will fall below 12 billion euros ($16 billion). While selling its North American assets, VE is also seeking to divest its UK water business and reduce the company's overall geographic footprint. According to VE, the company is seeking to reduce its concentration to three sectors: water, environmental services and energy services. "The strategic plan we announced today will drive the profound transformation of our company to adapt to the current economic and financial environment and quickly position Veolia's environment to seize the most attractive growth opportunities," said Veolia's Antoine Frérot Chairman and CEO of Environment. "This is an ambitious but realistic plan. My management team and I are firmly committed to this work." After VE was announced, VESNA President and CEO Richard Burke (Richard Burke) The following statement was issued: "This morning, our parent company Veolia Environment announced to the financial media its intention to withdraw from the US solid waste business. Veolia’s board of directors approved this decision, and the company will actively promote it as Veolia ES Solid Waste companies are looking for suitable buyers.” “These divestiture plans support VE’s existing plan to repay debt and increase cash flow, which has been implemented since 2009 and expanded earlier this year. Our solid waste business is Self-sustaining, profitable and highly market-oriented, its sale will make a significant contribution to Veolia's global financial situation," Burke continued. "Since the company is looking for buyers, we will continue to operate as usual. Our drivers, sales team, customer service representatives and managers will continue to provide the highest quality service, and we will fulfill our promise of "service first, always safe". We will Fulfill our contracts and partnerships, and conduct business responsibly, without interruption during the entire process." "Normal operation and support of our other business units, Veolia ES technology solutions and Veolia ES industrial services The functionality is not directly affected."