Rendisk’s waste-handling products can reduce organic kitchen waste to about 7% of its original volume, turning it into fertilizer or fuel


walls and fl oors, and buried under the ground to connect to the other buildings. “Rendisk systems use a very simple piping system for this purpose, so it can easily be fi tted into existing buildings at any time and in any setting,” says Huisjes. From the collection unit,


the residue is then further dewatered and dehydrated to produce a dry mass, which is mixed with all the green material from the gardens (such as branches and leaves). "T is is shredded and then applied to the fl owerbeds and borders as fertlizer. "T is completes the green circle,” says Huisjes. Rendisk’s waste stations can be integrated into almost any


THE FLEX


TRAYBOT IS A PERFECT ADDITION TO THE LOGISTICAL SYSTEMS THAT RENDISK ALREADY OFFERS. THE BIG ADVANTAGE IS THAT STAFF NO LONGER NEED TO REPEAT THE SAME ACTION Art Huisjesas


dishwashing and conveying technology, including its own Flex TrayBot, an automated logistics solution that loads and unloads food trays for washing. It’s ideal for use in large organizations such as hospitals and hotels where meals are off ered three times a day. “T e Flex TrayBot is a perfect


addition to the logistical systems that Rendisk off ers,” says Huisjes. “T e advantage is staff don't need to repeat the same action over and over and can be deployed in a better and more effi cient way. Moreover, this system always works. It’s never sick and always shows up. It doesn’t know what a bad Monday morning looks like.” 


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Rendisk was established nearly 50 years ago in Ruurlo, the Netherlands


Rendisk’s waste-handling products can reduce organic kitchen waste to about 7% of original volume


13 containers of waste can be reduced to just one full container with Rendisk’s waste-handling solution


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