Electric and Electronical Waste (WEEE Recycling)

URT plants for primary treatment combine in depth process expertise with economic thinking. Each line is designed not only to meet regulatory requirements, but also to create stable operating conditions over the long term.

Through the integration of all key process steps, from depollution to mechanical processing and emission compliant exhaust air treatment, transport and disposal costs are significantly reduced. At the same time, robust equipment and low maintenance system design enable stable long term operation.

Heat recovery systems, for example from motor heat or exhaust air streams, enable internal use of thermal energy. This increases energy self sufficiency and reduces external energy demand.

Enclosed process areas, precise extraction systems, differentiated explosion protection including optional inertisation, as well as emission control in compliance with regulatory requirements ensure maximum operational safety, even when handling critical or reactive materials.

The applied separation and shredding technologies enable targeted material separation of ferrous and non ferrous metals, plastics, glass and other materials. The output can be directly reused as secondary raw material or is qualified for further downstream processing.

All relevant process parameters, including temperature, pressure, flow rates and exhaust air values, are continuously monitored, documented and visualised via SCADA and HMI interfaces. This enables stable process control, reduced operator intervention and targeted data analysis for plant optimisation.

URT plants for downstream treatment combine application specific separation technology with a modular architecture. The systems are scalable, optimised for maintenance and can be flexibly adapted to new material streams, regulatory requirements and return volumes.

The targeted use of magnetic separation, eddy current technology, sink float separation and other processes enables clean fractions for non ferrous and ferrous metals, printed circuit boards, plastics and glass. This maximises material recovery and meets high quality standards.

The resulting fractions are processed to a level that allows direct use as secondary raw materials in metal and recycling industries.

URT plants can be flexibly integrated into existing material flows, both in combination with primary treatment and as a standalone solution. Modular expansion enables capacity increases and material flow adjustments at any time.

All separation processes are digitally monitored, documented and controlled via SCADA and HMI interfaces. Sensors and optical systems ensure consistent separation quality at high throughput with minimal operator intervention and maximum transparency.