ALBA Nordbaden GmbH put the new production line for refuse-derived fuel (RDF) from mixed construction and commercial waste into service on 11th April 2017.

The Lindner Recyclingtech single shaft shredder Micromat 2000 has proven to be the ideal technology to guarantee the high-quality results needed.

Blow-moulded films are highly demanding products, and consequently the use of recycled material in their production represents a major challenge

Chalk River Laboratories (CRL), which is part of Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL), put into operation a Urraco 75 DK mobile shredder from Lindner on their site.

Zuser Ressourcenmanagement GmbH is not keen on experiments: for the past 24 years the RDF producer in Austria bought shredders made by Lindner Recyclingtech. The new addition to the family is a Polaris 2800.

To destroy confidential documents, Russell Richardson has been operating a Lindner Micromat 2000 single-shaft shredder since 2015, which complies with the specifications for the destruction of confidential and secret data.

Udo Siebert knows no better machine than Lindner’s all-rounder Urraco 75 to shred eucalyptus bark, which pulp and paper mills as well as wood panel producers in Brazil use to generate RDF to supply their own energy. A market with great potential.