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Jebb Metals invest in a container loaderJebb Metals of Newcastle upon Tyne invest in an HD20 Container Loader to improve the way they export their scrap metal products. The HD20 model has a 'quick hitch' system allowing the container to be hydraulically secured quickly by radio control and tilted through 90 degrees for easy loading and utilising the full capacity of the 20ft container... click here to read more > |
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NEW Container loading systemADRS now offer a container loading solution for exporters of scrap metal. Due to customer demand we now have for sale a heavy duty, self loading, rotating container loading system which allows scrap to be loaded vertically with a scrap handling machine. The unit has a weighing system incorporated into the base allowing for maximum capacity to be utilised. click here to read more > |
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NEW Interchangeable Re-handler ShearNEW FOR 2009 - Mobile Frag introduce their new Re-handler Shear for demolition and scrap processing which is interchangeable with your current grabs and magnets. The new design is more powerful, faster, ligter and comes with 360 degree rotation... click here to read more > |
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W.H Marren on 4th baler...W.H Marren, one of the Midlands premier non-ferrous processors order another Birim Makina baler for their Midlands processing facility. After the successful installation of three triple compression baling presses to improve production and throughput of scrap at the Willenhall head office, Marrens order a new BM5 baler to help cope with the demand of their fast growing business. The triple compression machine with 240t of force was installed during June 2009... click here to read more > |
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W.H Marren invest heavily...W.H Marren who specialize in processing ferrous and non-ferrous metals, invest in two automatic baling presses and one alligator shear as part of their continued commitment to expansion at their Willenhall recycling facility. Having visited sites in Turkey to see the balers working in a similar environment, the decision was made to buy two balers instead of one. More than 12 months later, the Birim Makina machines play a major part in the business today... click here to read more > |
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