Recycling and waste treatment systems, which can be compared to municipal waste, are essential in the management of waste from commercial and industrial activities. These systems are equipped with facilities for the manual or automatic selection of waste after they have undergone mechanical cleaning. In this process, various recyclable materials such as paper, cardboard, wood, plastics used in packaging, textiles, iron and other metals are separated and prepared for reuse.

Waste that cannot be recycled is subject to a mechanical refining process, which aims to produce waste-derived fuel (CDR). This is an important step in reducing the amount of waste that needs to be transported and stored in landfills, contributing significantly to the preservation of the environment.

In addition, recycling systems are equipped with advanced technologies for dust extraction generated at various stages of the recycling process. This includes the installation of efficient ventilation systems in the rooms where the workers sort the waste, thus guaranteeing compliance with safety and health at work rules. The powders are properly filtered before being released into the atmosphere, minimizing the impact on air quality.

All these facilities benefit from the integration of modern software, which allows precise monitoring and adjustment of the entire flow of the recycling process, including the possibility of remote control. This means increased efficiency and improved ability to respond quickly to any operational needs or changes in processing parameters, ensuring optimal resource management and minimal environmental impact. These technological advances not only optimize recycling processes, but also ensure their long-term sustainability.