That bin gets lifted, tipped, and fed onto the sorting line — the step before anything gets shredded. Here's what happens after the material leaves your building.
That bin gets lifted, tipped, and fed onto the sorting line — the step before anything gets shredded.
Material gets sorted first. Then it moves downstream to separation and shredding — magnetic separation for ferrous metals, eddy current for aluminium and copper, density/optical sorting for the precious metal fractions.
What goes in as a mixed load comes out as clean, separable material streams.
This is what happens after the material leaves your building
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