INDUSTRIEL GO GREEN
The realities, materials generated and potential solutions for each industrial sector.
ALL SECTORS
Production changeovers and dispersed streams complicate sorting.
Offcuts, packaging, metals and downgraded products.
Map streams at each workstation and prepare materials to meet end-user needs.
Mixed resins and contamination limit plastics reintegration.
Sprues, purgings, films, rejected parts and off-spec pellets.
Identify resins, qualify batches and assess shredding, granulation and external markets.
Moisture and mixed grades can reduce fibre value.
Trimmings, downgraded rolls, cardboard and fibres.
Separate grades and assess baling, storage and transportation.
Hygiene requirements call for clear material separation.
Organic by-products, packaging, pallets and downgraded batches.
Characterize streams and verify acceptance criteria based on composition and traceability.
Multi-material assemblies make some rejects difficult to separate.
Plastic parts, metals, technical textiles and composites.
Assess disassembly, separation and preparation to find outlets for each fraction.
Low-density materials and multiple collection points increase handling.
Stretch wrap, strapping, pallets and cardboard.
Consolidate streams and adapt compaction and collection frequency.
Activity peaks, returns and limited space interfere with operating flow.
Cardboard, film, returned products and excess inventory.
Position sorting stations and distinguish reuse, recovery and unsold inventory management.
Traceability and potential contamination require careful qualification.
Clean packaging, process plastics and off-spec batches requiring assessment.
Distinguish recoverable streams from those requiring authorized providers before selecting a pathway.
Cutting and assembly processes create residues with variable characteristics.
Offcuts, dust requiring characterization, rejects, fibres and composites.
Connect characterization and process analysis to assess separation and treatment technologies.
Each site has a distinct combination of materials and constraints.
Materials to characterize by source, composition and volume.
Start with a documented assessment to evaluate technical and commercial options.
PREPARE YOUR ASSESSMENT
Composition, photos, volumes, location and constraints help us understand your needs.
A MATERIAL. A CHALLENGE. A SOLUTION.
