ANDRITZ Recycling technologies

With the potentially hazardous materials found in electronics, it is a challenge to break down and safely recycle components. This is a challenge that ANDRITZ has successfully conquered.

With very high recovery rates, wastepaper has become an important raw material to substitute virgin fiber in the paper industry. However, the contaminants it contains must be removed and processed.

After shredding and separation of the valuable components out of RDF material, household and domestic waste, the remaining calorific value fraction is processed to substitute fuel.

In order to meet the growing needs of the plastics recycling sector, ANDRITZ has develop a compact system combining an ADuro U shredder and a Censor ACZ decanter centrifuge to recover plastics as a valuable secondary raw material featuring high purity. An all in one solution for shredding, separating, washing and dewatering.

Conditioning of the waste textile material lays the foundation for the subsequent textile recycling process steps, regardless of whether they are based on mechanical, chemical, combined or any other customer-specific form of treatment.

There are hundreds of different metal compounds containing components and materials which require specific processing technologies and methods to maximize their value and minimize environmental impact.

Treatment plants for a wide variety of automotive parts, like tires, oil filters, catalytic converters, motor blocks.

Wood waste such as offcuts, veneers, boards from demolition projects, construction sites, and timber processing operations can be effectively processed with ANDRITZ shredding technology.

ANDRITZ has developed the ADuro QZ system to prepare packaged foods, organic waste, and energy crops for optimum fermenting conditions in bio-gas plants.