RWM Preview Riverside Waste Machinery Stand: 1186
Riverside Waste Machinery, the specialist shredding and baling equipment supplier, will have a major presence at RWM. Joining forces with pioneering Austrian shredding machinery manufacturer UNTHA on one of the largest stands of the show, the team will demonstrate its leading expertise in waste management. Visitors to its stand will see the new look UNTHA RS series – when the revamped shredder is unveiled for the first time in the UK – and will be able discuss ways to make their business more successful using waste processing technology. Renowned for delivering cost-effective, flexible and revolutionary technology, UNTHA continually strives to develop new design innovations. Its RS series of four shaft cutting shredders have been visually enhanced with a new next generation design. Perfect for processing confidential waste, car bumpers and dash boards, radioactive waste, plastics, metals, cardboard and wood, the robust technology promises numerous benefits including:
• Unmatched productivity due to high throughput and low downtime
• Foreign object detection • Low noise and dust levels • Quick and convenient screen change • Compact design
range. Rotex is a truly global manufacturer with local design, manufacture and testing capabilities at its UK site in Runcorn. Rotex Inc offers a total solution centre for screening of dry granular products. Spares and after sales service complete the portfolio of the globally successful screening group.
Siltbuster Stand: 1754
Siltbuster specialises in mobile solids/liquid separation. The company will demonstrate the latest applications for its technology at RWM 2010. Visitors to its stand will be introduced to the company’s ground-breaking ‘Gritbuster’ modular waste processing plant for the treatment and recycling of road sweeper and gully waste. With the UK set to run out of landfill sites in eight years, challenging recycling targets and ever-increasing landfill taxes, there are strong financial and environmental incentives to reappraise current processes for dealing with this waste stream. A second target market to benefit from Siltbuster’s innovations is the construction sector. Experts will be on hand to answer questions about Siltbuster’s award-winning RCW - Roadside Concrete Washwater Treatment system - an innovative system designed specifically to treat high pH concrete and washwater from concrete truck chutes. Finally, for those visitors or exhibitors involved in food and drink production, the latest developments in Siltbuster’s processes for treating water and effluent treatment will also be explained.
Rotex Global
Stand: 1970
Due to its success in the field of recycling Rotex Inc is once again showing at the RWM. Rotex is an established provider of separation solutions in markets such as glass, rubber, municipal waste, plasterboard, and a variety of recycling related areas. The successful introduction of the new Apex Screener offers the traditional Rotex High Yield High Efficiency Performance, enhanced by ergonomic features that provides single person maintenance capability, modular, interchangeable lightweight screen decks which means inspection of all levels within seconds. This results in minimal downtime and lower operating costs. Developments with taper slot screen decks are also showing success and further enhance the Rotex screening and feeding
ABOVE: Gritbuster – a modular waste processing plant for the treatment and recycling of road sweeper and gully waste
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