Company announces Bollegraaf and TiTech installations.
Published August 10, 2007
Van Dyk Baler Corp., Stamford, Conn., has announced a number of recent installations of Bollegraaf Recycling sorting systems and TiTech optical sorting units.
Alled Waste-BFI Recycling, Brockton, Mass., has installed a Bollegraaf Residential Commingled Container Processing System with a Lubo starscreen and TiTech optical units for the recovery of PET and HDPE. According to Van Dyk, the upgrade enabled the facility to process twice the volume of material with half the number of sorters.
The Palm BeachCounty Solid Waste Authority, West Palm Beach, Fla., has installed a TiTech optical sorter for the automated recovery of PET in its material recovery facility (MRF) in West Palm Beach operated by FCR Inc., based in Charlotte, N.C.
New York’s Westchester County recently installed a Bollegraaf HBC-100F baler at its MRF in Yonkers, N.Y., which is operated by City Carting, Stamford, Conn. The installation helped to reduce curbside news baling costs, according to Van Dyk.
Van Dyk Baler Corp. is the North American distributor for Bollegraaf Recycling Machinery, based in The Netherlands. More information is available at www.vandykbaler.com.