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Check out the latest General Kinematics C&D installation in Canada. Ready to efficiently screen, sort, and recover C&D material, this system is engineered to easily process 50 MTPH and achieve the customers’ requirements of 90+% uptime in the extremely cold outdoor environment up north. This C&D system features a GK FINGER-SCREEN™ as the primary screen, […]

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Customer required a process to separate the low grade lumber “fines” and smaller pieces of wood chips from the more desirable large OSB (Oriented Strand Board) strands to increase the quality and strength of their finished product.

Challenge A Florida recycling facility was researching the most cost effective way to process various material streams – commercial, industrial, and single stream. One area they identified to reduce cost was with the traditional approach disc screens. Approach Using a rotary shaft with multiple discs on plastic bags, wire, and strapping is costly in terms […]

Challenge A new prospect in Ohio came to General Kinematics seeking assistance in the development and installation of a new C&D Sorting System. This process took over two years working through several iterations of system designs and layouts to finally come to the solution that was put into place. Approach With an incoming flow of […]

Rod Deck to the Rescue Challenge A Florida recycling facility was researching the most cost effective way to process various material streams – commercial, industrial, and single stream. One area they identified to reduce cost was with the traditional approach disc screens. Approach Using a rotary shaft with multiple discs on plastic bags, wire, and […]

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A waste recycling facility was looking to recover mainly OCC (Old Corrugated Cardboard) from his waste stream. They saw the value in recovering this product, but were presently manually sorting the material off of the floor on a daily basis. Even with floor sorting, the customer was able to recover in the neighborhood of 10-12 bales per day.