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WASTE RECYCLING RK6 secures RM Dungannon dealership


RED Knight 6 Ltd (RK6), the construc- tion and waste machinery distributor based in Surrey, have been appointed dealers for RM Dungannon, the screen- ing manufacturing division of the Rub- ble Master HMH GmbH business.


Under the agreement RK6 will be respon- sible for all the sales and service of the RM Dungannon screening range for London, the South, South-West, Wales, Midlands and East Anglia.


RK6 has a wealth of experience in the screening business having previously enjoyed a very successful partnership with Anaconda in the same region as well as working with current partners Komplet, Metberg Enviro and Chieftain Trailers.


“The quality of the Rubble Master prod- ucts is key to the success we’ve enjoyed together in the UK, along with the approach we take to working alongside our customers, ensuring they get the right product for their needs,” said Paul Donnel- ly, MD for RK6.


“We saw that Rubble Master had brought their high demands of quality and expertise from their crushing range into their screening range. The Rubble Master team have some very exciting plans for the screening market; they don’t build machines to be mediocre, they want to be the best. The opportunity to bring that range to our customers is very exciting,” added Paul.


The extensive range of RM Dungannon


New 42,000 tonne garden waste shredding target for Levenseat


TOTAL waste management specialist Levenseat Ltd has installed a new UN- THA S40 shredder as the Lanark-based business gears up to process 42,000 tonnes of garden and food waste mix over the coming year.


The eco-conscious organisation – head- quartered in Forth, Lanark – was already equipped to handle an array of waste streams including MSW, bulky transfer station waste, street sweepings and gully cleanings, to name just a few.


But the two-shaft shredding technology from UNTHA UK, means the team can now further process mixed garden and food waste from local authorities, to help bolster the national anaerobic digestion supply chain.


Typically tackling 15 tonnes of materials 26


per hour, the compact S40 shreds and guarantees a particle no greater than 90mm in any one plane which is critical for animal by product regulations. The output material is then sent for further processing to extract the liquid and soft organic material which is used as an AD plant feedstock with the fibrous fraction being treated in vertical composting units.


“This is our second UNTHA shredder and we’re already considering a third invest- ment,” commented Kenny Lang, organics manager at Levenseat.


“The compact machine originally at- tracted our attention due to its ability to integrate seamlessly into Levenseat’s height-restricted building. But it has gone on to satisfy our exacting specification en- tirely, proving to be a critical control point for the sizing of our end product.”


Established in 1986 by its owners, Matthew Hamilton and Peter MacLaren, Levenseat secured council permission last year to increase capacity to 750,000 tonnes of waste per year.


screeners contains tracked scalping screens HS3500M, HS5000M, HS7500M and HS11000M; tracked sizing screeners MSC5700M2D, MSC85002D and 3D and MSC105002D and 3D models. RK6 has recently taken delivery of a HS5000M with more of the range to follow soon. Anyone interested in a demo should contact the team.


For full details on all products, visit the RK6 website: www.redknight6.co.uk

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