According to Clean Up Australia, 89 per cent of Australian’s believe recycling is important, and 74 per cent think they have moderate to high recycling practises. It is essential that as a nation, Australia keeps up efficient waste and recycling habits both at home, and in the greater waste management recycling sectors.
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Boosting efficiency: innovations for enhanced paper recycling operations
When it comes to paper and cardboard recycling rates, Australia has a reasonable record, recycling 62 per cent of all wastage.
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FAG X-life: Bearings that don’t budge under pressure
The recent coronavirus pandemic has once again brought to light the need for a resilient waste management sector that can facilitate the move towards a circular economy.
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Improved efficiency with GWO Syn-Gear industrial oil
One question that operators and maintenance personnel in recycling plants often have to deal with is ‘how do you know which lubricant is the best fit for a given application?’
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Building material recycler relies on high-performance Gates belts
The key to better machine design is no key at all
From the moment the wheel came into existence, people have been faced with the seemingly simple task of mounting their inventions to a shaft so that something useful could be accomplished.
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Why NTN’s Ultage series is a popular choice in recycling sector
While Australia’s recycling sector has grown considerably since the 1990s, there is increased pressure on operators to recycle waste more efficiently – particularly in the wake of the China National Sword import restriction and a media focus on Australia’s waste management facilities.
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Gates Poly Chain Synchronous Belts Boost Efficiency of Paper Recycling Operation
Gates Poly Chain synchronous belts offer energy saving benefits when replacing v-belts, older synchronous belts and chain drives.
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Built to last
It’s a little-known fact that the humble roller chain, a critical component to recycling plants, was first conceived by Leonardo da Vinci in the 1500s.
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Smoothing over lubrication challenges in Recycling Plant machinery
According to lubrication industry expert Steve Keown, it is paramount that lubricant and penetrant products used in recycling plants are able to perform in environments that have a high concentration of contaminants.
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