Today, we had the pleasure of hosting one of our valued customers from the Concrete Industry in New Zealand. They visited Melbourne to inspect our screw reclaimer operating at a concrete batching plant owned by a major Victorian concrete and quarry company. This unit is an impressive piece of technology, processing waste concrete from 35 trucks daily and transforming it into clean sand and aggregate, which is 100% recycled back into new concrete. The sustainable nature of this operation is truly remarkable, and it's a testament to the innovation driving our industry forward 🌱. Not only does the reclaimer handle solid waste, but the water used for washing is also fully recycled and reused in the batching process. This closed-loop system significantly reduces water consumption and enhances the plant's green credentials. In an era where sustainability is paramount, this kind of innovation is exactly what the industry needs to meet environmental standards and exceed them ♻️. The unit has been in operation for over three years and remains in mint condition. Consistently performing at a high level, it ensures that the plant operates efficiently and sustainably, setting a benchmark for others to follow. Witnessing firsthand the impact of such sustainable practices is always inspiring. It's not just about reducing waste; it's about transforming how we think about resource management in the concrete industry. This visit was a powerful reminder of the strides we are making towards a greener future and the role technology plays in this journey 🌏. What sustainable practices have you implemented in your operations? How do you see the future of recycling in the concrete industry evolving? Let's continue this important conversation in the comments below ⬇️. #concrete #newzealand #australia #sustainability #quarry
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