Modern recycling of incinerator bottom ash (IBA) with IMRO separation technology

Constructed in 2015 by the Danish company AFATEK, the recycling plant for IBA is equipped with state-of-the-art technology: Five lines, each and every one of them boasting different grain sizes, separate valuable metals from minerals. This way, valuable metals can be reclaimed to sustain the environment.
All of the separating units are designed by IMRO Maschinenbau GmbH, providing a high degree of separation, the highest levels of purity and proven reliability.
RecycleCraft by IMRO: Contact us and benefit from our expertise and experience.
We would like to thank AFATEK and ScenicImage for the smooth collaboration.
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[@tomkelly8827]

the ability to recover and separate those metals from each other and from the ash is amazing! We could really reduce our need for virgin minerals if we could just reuse the metals that were dug out of the groud and refined already!

[@radiantoverseaspathwaystud9147]

Gr8 video.. so glad to see such revolutionary recycling activity in world. you are towards Sustainability Dev. Goals 2019. Love you all. Carry on what you are with. Blessings and God Grace. Love from India.

[@nguyenvandai6007]

How much is the price of this system?

[@MariusMerchiers]

Is burning trash better than the American landfills?

[@jamesford4750]

Yes 100% better!!

[@jonathansgarden9128]

Yes. It produces far less harmful gases, it just does it much quicker

[@ruchipatel1091]

👍👍👍👍