INDUSTRY NEWS
THM Recycling Solutions appoints new UK and Ireland distributor
PRM Waste Systems Ltd has secured a distributorship agreement with THM Recycling Solutions to become its distributor for the UK and Ireland.
The distributor agreement enables PRM to provide technology that will accelerate gas production for crop-fed AD plants, amongst other applications.
AD plants are rapidly increasing across the country. In 2013 there were around 100 plants; by autumn 2017 there were over 500. This year ADBA reports that there are 639 plants across the UK. By 2020, AD could represent 3.8 - 7.5% of the renewable energy estimated to be required.
PRM continually strives to offer solutions to all waste and recycling challenges and to supply equipment that improves results and efficiency. PRM is thrilled to be providing proven engineering from THM to the UK.
PRM chose the UK AD and World Biogas Expo in July to announce this partnership. This was the ideal platform because of what THM can offer to AD plants, with PRM able to support this with bespoke systems tailored to alleviate any challenging conditions.
THM supply well proven and highly reliable recycling machines that perfectly match the needs of the recycling industry. It provides high flexibility, absolute reliability, a quick response and top quality along with the typical values of a medium sized family business. PRM offers the
Wetherby Group invests in new baling technology
WETHERBY Group – a renowned manufacturer of performance building products – has installed a new compact waste baler at its UK site, as the organisation continues to expand.
The RWM75 machine has been supplied by North-Yorkshire headquartered Riverside Waste Machinery, following Wetherby Group’s decision to upgrade its existing equipment.
Operating from its 15-acre site in Dalton, North Yorkshire, the company’s base contains powder and paint manufacturing facilities, research and development laboratories, and full customer support services. Established for over 45 years, the business is not new to baling, but required updated machinery to improve efficiencies and take the brand forwards, enabling it to maintain its commitment to recycling.
As a high-volume producer of powder products, waste material at the factory includes cardboard, clear and laminated plastics, and waste paper bags. The existing Riverside baler had been on the site for
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several years, and the manufacturer was happy to return to the Harrogate supplier once again.
Andre Botwright, group operations manager for Wetherby Group said: “With the recent introduction of our state-of-the-art powder plant, and its market leading packaging capabilities, we found that a new baler would be required to keep up with the control of excess materials.
“We pride ourselves on working closely with our partners to build long term relationships, so, as we already had a Riverside baler in our existing paint plant, we decided that Jonathan Oldfield and his team would, once again, be our supplier of choice.”
The baler is now used to compress volumes of plastic and cardboard, equating to the production of around ten plastic and eight cardboard 75kg bales per month.
full range of THM equipment, including rotary shears, granulators, shredders, as well as the Bio-TQZ for anaerobic digestion and the TQZ Turbo-Crusher for separation.
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