Description of the project
Large quantities of goods and products for sale often enter shopping centers, and when unloading sales lots, significant amounts of cardboard and plastic waste are generated. Often in shopping centers there are grocery stores and restaurants, so in addition to packaging waste, food waste and direct bio-waste are generated. When tenants change and tenants often have a high turnover of employees, a large part of the user base is using equipment and collection equipment reserved for waste disposal for the first time. Therefore, waste management, waste facilities and equipment reserved for waste management must be as clear as possible to use and clearly marked so that it is clear where each waste belongs. This makes recycling easy and successful.
The customer was routinely bidding for waste management as well as waste management equipment, waste presses and balers. Kapasity asked the customer for waste management data from the previous year and we went through them. We made a proposal to the customer about a package that reduces the cost of waste management by more than 50%. The overall solution renewed the cardboard collection, discontinued the collection of mixed waste and switched to separate energy and plastic collections, as well as modernized and sanitized the collection of bio-waste. All presses were equipped with a complete remote connection, so that the operation of the equipment could be monitored remotely and, if necessary, adjusted.
Equipment supplied
- 2 pcs Presto SPN 11 screw presses for cardboard equipped with 30 m3 tanks and anti-vaulting
- 2 pcs Tunnel® 300 CXTS-L combi presses for energy distribution collection
- 2 pcs Bergmann MPB 414 biowaste presses for biowaste collection
- 2 pcs Biozone® deodorizing devices
- 2 pcs NVA® balers for plastic collection
