Flip-flow screens, also known as flip flop or elastic mesh screens, are machines designed to efficiently screen sticky, wet, and other difficult materials. Flip-flow screens are used in a number of industries to separate everything from aggregate and minerals to inhomogeneous recyclables, construction waste, and...
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Sand is an important construction aggregate used in the production of concrete mixes. However, before it can be used for concrete and cement production, sand must meet specific grain size and cleanliness requirements. As concrete mix specifications change, so too must the aggregate used in...
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Vibratory screens are one of the main types of industrial screening equipment. There are several mechanical screening solutions available across the solid waste management, recycling, and aggregate industries; however, vibrating screens offer a number of unique advantages that make them a first-line option for a...
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Construction and demolition (C&D) waste materials are generated in new construction, demolitions, and renovations. C&D materials contribute heavily to the United States waste stream. In fact, the EPA reported that 569 million tons of C&D waste was created in the U.S. in 2017. That’s more...
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Since the inception of single stream recycling, there has been a back-and-forth debate on which process is better: single or dual stream. This has been a persistent issue for MRFs, haulers, and municipalities alike. The debate has centered on which collection method provides the safest,...
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Material Recovery Facilities (MRFs) play a vital role in waste management, scrap processing, and the recycling industry. MRFs specialize in separating, sorting, and ultimately preparing recovered materials for sale to an end buyer. However, increasingly strict international regulations have made recycling contamination a growing concern for...
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