Masias Recycling will present RWM visitors with its solutions for the re-engineering of facilities so that they continue to meet the requirements for which they were originally created.
Phillip Jones, UK country manager, said: “Plants can often become obsolete in terms of the technology used. But sometimes it is necessary to adapt them to changes in the kinds of waste they are processing, and it may be necessary to look for more automated processes to increase cost-efficiency and improve their operating account.”
Masias Recycling will be on stand 5Q120-R121
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