
Importance of Recycling in the Construction and Demolition Industry
The construction and demolition (C&D) industry generates one of the largest waste streams worldwide, producing millions of tons of debris
Comec-Crusher: It is used to crush glass and other bulk materials to reduce them to smaller sizes, which is essential for the recycling process. The technically advanced design ensures efficient performance and optimum grain shape.
Double Roller Crusher: It is a machine that crushes glass by compressing it between two rotating rollers. The roller crusher is efficient for producing uniform, smaller-sized (10-50mm) particles which are ideal for further processing like optical sorting in the glass recycling process.
Flip Flow Screen: Particularly effective for difficult-to-screen materials, such as glass fragments, due to its low dynamic loading and energy efficiency.The dynamically agitated screen mats thus remain unobstructed and allow efficient screening.
Circular, Linear, Resonance, and Recycling Screens: Various types of vibrating screens are designed to separate materials based on size and density.
Elliptical Oscillator Screen: Provides another method for screening materials, using an elliptical motion to enhance separation efficiency and only require a small footprint.
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