BRS | SORTING DOMESTICWASTE
Extracting recyclable materials from waste?
www.bollegraaf.com
Bollegraaf Recycling Machinery P.O. Box 321, 9900 AH Appingedam, The Netherlands Tel. +31 (0)596 65 43 33, Fax +31 (0)596 62 53 90,
info@bollegraaf.com
Sales and Service Bollegraaf UK Ltd. 6 Kimberley Business Park, KimberleyWay, Brereton, Rugeley, Staffordshire, WS15 1RE, United Kingdom Tel. +44 (0)1889 575 715, Fax +44 (0)1889 575 288,
info@bollegraaf.co.uk,
www.bollegraaf.co.uk
BOLLEGRAAF RECYCLING SOLUTIONS IS THE TRADING NAME OF BOLLEGRAAF RECYCLING MACHINERY AND LUBO SYSTEMS making the most out of waste
Bollegraaf sorting systems extract all recyclable materials from domestic waste in a highly efficient manner, using sorting drums, star screens, windshifters, Eddy Current, conveyor belts, magnets and balers. The high degree of purity and the maximum level of separation that a Bollegraaf system offers ensure the highest attainable return for your recyclables and the lowest dumping and incineration costs for non-recyclable materials. More information about the various options? Give us a call and let’s meet.
Waste Not Want Not!
Specify SG Revolution tyres for your waste and recycling operation and you won’t waste time or resources due to machine downtime from tyre damage. Our super cushion solid tyre range has been proven not only to work more hours but to increase productivity thanks to their ability to minimise punctures and damage on site. Further savings can be made with our service exchange programme – the most efficient way to change tyres and rims.
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www.tyreandwheelsolutions.com 01942 677 618 Waste and scrap industry tyre specialists
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