WASTE RECYCLING
Plastic destruction system ensures secure delivery
SECURE waste destruction specialist Manchip3Media (M3Media) geared up for further growth by installing a new shredding system.
The DIN66399 certifi ed UNTHA RS30 shredder will make light work of the old-format media that M3Media is processing on behalf of key customers including Sky, the BBC and Channel 4.
Capable of tackling thousands of tapes per day, the machine promises to recoup both environmental and fi nancial benefi ts for the operator.
M3Media’s over-arching mission is to help combat the estimated 8 million tonnes of plastic that end up in the world’s oceans every year. The fi rm off ers a confi dential waste handling service for all media, ranging from physical tapes to modern data storage devices.
PEACE OF MIND FOR CLIENTS
The decommissioning of these products provides clients with peace of mind that secure or protected footage will never end up in the public domain, while also ensuring the ethical processing of the ‘waste’ materials. Following destruction, the media cases are granulated by M3Media for recycling into products such as Lego.
Commenting on his purchasing decision, M3Media’s managing director Toby Manchip said: “I knew we needed a robust solution with proven media and data destruction capabilities. As soon as I found the RS30 and spoke to the team’s confi dential waste experts, I made my choice.
"This technology ticks all the boxes – operational simplicity, high throughputs, precision particle sizing, customer support services, justifi able capital outlay and minimal wear costs” .
Interestingly, the new RS30 is not the only UNTHA machine in operation at M3Media’s HQ. Some time ago Toby procured a used S20 shredder which he recently discovered was the oldest working example of UNTHA kit in the country.
GREAT Britain’s bid to win the oldest sporting trophy in the world has been given a helping hand by construction machinery maker JCB. The Staff ordshire-based company has loaned a fl eet of equipment including generators, lighting towers, a Teletruk forklift and Loadall telescopic handler to the team attempting to win the famous America’s Cup yacht race.
The JCB kit has been put to use at the home of Land Rover BAR in Portsmouth and at their temporary base in Bermuda; with the generators providing stand-by electrical power and the Teletruk and Loadall kept busy lifting and placing loads.
Sir Ben Ainslie, Team Principal and Skipper, Land Rover BAR, said: “The 35th America’s Cup will be fought out against some of the best sailors in the world. Knowing we have the support of an iconic engineering company in JCB is fantastic. The crews both on and off the water need the best equipment to allow us to perform at this level, this partnership really allows us to do that.”
JCB Chairman Lord Bamford said: “To have the opportunity to support a British team in this legendary event with our machinery is very exciting.
"Both Land Rover BAR and JCB focus on innovation and bringing 48
SHM June, 2017 America's Cup bid powered by JCB
Headed by Olympic gold medallist Sir Ben Ainslie, the Land Rover BAR team is bidding to become the fi rst British team to win the Cup in its 166-year history.
together the best engineering talent, and we wish Ben and the team every success against the competition in Bermuda.”
In June 2014 Sir Ben announced the formation of a team to compete in the America’s Cup. Initially called Ben Ainslie Racing (BAR), it was renamed Land Rover BAR in 2015. The America’s Cup takes place on May 26th in Hamilton, Bermuda.
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