Erema Group GmbH Intarema FibrePro:IV
Austria-based Erema Group GmbH has introduced the Intarema FibrePro:IV system for polyethylene terephthalate (PET) fiber-to-fiber recycling applications. The technology marks the plastic recycling vendor’s entry into the fibers and textiles sector and:
- has been developed for PET fiber-to-fiber recycling, with especially gentle material preparation and efficient removal of spinning oils
- produces recycled-content PET (rPET) that can be reused in proportions of up to 100 percent for the production of very fine fibers
- is combined with a new IV optimizer, which increases the intrinsic viscosity of PET melt following extrusion via polycondensation
- can further process scrap PET fiber from fabric and textile production into rPET filament fiber, carpet yarn and staple fiber
Visit www.erema-group.com for more information.
Teletrac Navman IQ Cameras
Irvine, California-based Teletrac Navman has launched its new IQ Camera, an artificial intelligence- (AI-) powered, dual-camera dash cam for fleet management. Teletrac Navman IQ Cameras:
- are integrated with Teletrac’s TN360 fleet management software to give fleet owners a unified view of their video and telematics data so they can understand events and improve driver safety
- use sensors and video AI to review every minute of drive time and understand behavior
- have built-in advanced driver assistance and driver status monitoring (DSM) features that include forward collision, tailgating, distracted driving and drowsy driving, providing drivers with real-time feedback
- record video that automatically is uploaded to the TN360 connected platform for immediate viewing so teams can identify high risk actions and provide transparent feedback
Visit www.teletracnavman.com for more information.
Lindemann NxtCut scrap shears
Germany-based Lindemann Metal Recycling Solutions has released the next generation of its NxtCut hydraulic scrap shear, specifically designed for processing moderate volumes of assorted light to medium-heavy scrap metal. The NxtCut shear:
- is the successor to the company’s Powercut II shear for medium-heavy, bulky mixed steel scrap, incorporating the benefits of advanced structural analysis
- is available in two configurations—TD80 and the shorter TD62
- has a new tank design and technology, reducing oil volumes by more than two-thirds—from 6,200 liters (1,638 gallons) to 2,500 liters (660 gallons)—while saving up to 72,000 kilowatt hours of energy use per year compared with its predecessor
- can process up to 41 tons per hour
- features improved wear plate design, providing maximum protection for the structure of the NxtCut shear frame, with easily replaceable liners that are a result of the effort to reduce maintenance costs
Visit www.lindemann-metalrecycling.com for more information.
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