Mobile mini recycling centre
Waste
- Solution type
- Service
- Theme
- Waste
The mobile mini recycling centre is a 30 m³ skip fitted with sorting equipment tailored to requirements. It is available to hire for occasional needs, particularly events. It provides a dedicated on-site area for sorting and subsequently recovering different waste streams. Depending on the site's needs and the waste generated, the mobile mini recycling centre can be equipped with different systems for sorting at source: - Mixed-material waste (cardboard, paper, plastics and metals) is sorted using a baler to compact it, optimise the available space and reduce collection frequency. - Glass sorting: a dedicated glass skip allows separate collection and directs it to an appropriate recovery stream. - Polystyrene sorting: a dedicated container collects polystyrene separately and helps direct it to the appropriate recovery stream.
- Sector:
- Bas-Rhin, Haut-Rhin, Vosges, Territoire de Belfort
Its features
ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY
- A dedicated waste-sorting area The mobile mini recycling centre provides a sorting area directly on site, separating waste streams as soon as they are generated. This limits mixing and supports the sorting of materials that can be recycled or recovered. - Recycling and recovery Separating waste streams makes it easier to direct them to appropriate recycling and recovery channels. Dedicated equipment improves sorting quality and helps recover more value from collected waste. - Optimised collection and transport, reduced CO2 emissions The mobile mini recycling centre brings the different waste streams together in a single unit. Compacting waste and optimising space allows all streams to remain on site throughout the service period, with a single collection at the end of the hire. This limits waste-removal journeys and helps reduce CO₂ emissions.
SECOND LIFE
Every waste item collected in the mini recycling centre gets a second life. - Mixed-material waste (cardboard, paper, plastic, metal): After passing through the sorting line, each material becomes a secondary raw material for new products in its respective industry. Examples: Cardboard -> cardboard Plastic bottle -> fleece or soft toy Aluminium can -> bicycle Food can -> pétanque ball - Glass waste: Glass is crushed into cullet, which is then used as a raw material to make new glass packaging. - Expanded polystyrene waste: The waste regains its original technical properties to become other insulation and packaging materials.
Life cycle of this solution
Step 1: The committed consumer
Hires this skip as needed to organise waste sorting and reduce environmental impact.
Take this placeStep 2: The distributor
Equips the skip to meet the customer's sorting needs and transports it with reduced environmental impact.
Step 3: The collector
Once the service is complete, the skip containing the sorted waste is collected.
Step 4: The sorter
Mixed-material bales are recovered according to each waste stream.
Step 5: The sorter
Glass is recycled into new glass products.
Step 6: The sorter
Polystyrene is recovered to make new products.
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Selected members (4)
- LE RESEAU COCCIVolgelsheim
- COVED RICHWILLERRichwiller
- GROUPE SCHROLLStrasbourg
- KNAUF INDUSTRIES AVEC KNAUF CIRCULARWolfgantzen