Insulation Despite being one of the most recyclable commodities, wool nevertheless goes to waste in large quantities. Here is a method that keeps the insulation out of landfills and turns it into a product that can be sold and recycled
Mineral wool and stone wool, both of which are frequently used in building and house insulation, are compacted and shredded by the Mil-tek IC60 insulation compaction, a strong equipment. This method of compacting insulation reduces the volume of the substance by over 90%, making it simple to store and carry while, most significantly, preparing it for recycling.
Mineral wool, glass wool, and fiberglass are frequently handled and disposed of by the building and construction industry and end up in landfills. These materials can all be recycled, though. Insulation that would otherwise go to a landfill can be recycled and profit your business by using the IC60 insulation compactor.
Mineral wool can be compressed in the IC60, including stone wool, rock wool, glass wool, and fiberglass. It is advised to compress one type of insulation at a time rather than mixing them to ensure maximum value and recyclability. The circular economy is boosted by recycling insulation wool, and revenue from commodities is produced.
Overall, the Mil-tek IC60 insulation compactor is a key component of the circular economy because it is essential for recycling insulation. Employing this device, businesses can lessen their negative effects on the environment while earning money from recycling the insulation.
The IC60 in action at a recycling facility in Vejle, Denmark
By managing waste more effectively, your company may save time, space, and money. Let us assist you in finding the solutions.
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