Lindemann InDEx system.
Germany-based Lindemann Metal Recycling has expanded and further developed its Intelligent Data Exchange (InDEx) monitoring and analysis system for its shears, shredders and, starting this year, balers. The InDEx system:
- collects and processes data from the Siemens S7 programmable logic controllers, or PLCs, on Lindemann machines
- offers real-time monitoring, meaning operators can track machine use and identify reasons for downtime in real-time
- provides data insights via detailed reports on material processed, downtime causes and machine health
- has a user-friendly interface that is compatible across iOS, Android and all major web browsers and requires minimal training
- includes a health index that monitors machine condition and provides maintenance recommendations based on real-time performance data
Visit www.lindemann-metalrecycling.com for more information.
AMCS Platform Winter 2024.
Limerick, Ireland-based software provider AMCS has launched its AMCS Platform Winter 2024 update, marking the global debut of the AMCS Platform for Residential Services, alongside new features. The software update:
- incorporates enhanced automation functionalities, facilitating scalable operations in alignment with sustainability and environmental, social and governance targets
- includes the Platform for Residential Services, which aims to help private residential operators, cities and their service partners fully automate service delivery to residential customers, from dispatch and vehicle management to route optimization, customer service, digital self-service and billing
- offers support for enhanced material trading, digital payments and compliance with emerging extended producer responsibility, or EPR, regulations
- provides insights into material quality and composition
- extends artificial intelligence-driven automation across the platform, enhancing operational efficiency and sustainability outcomes
Visit www.amcsgroup.com for more information.
Sweed SG1840 granulator.
Gold Hill, Oregon-based Sweed has introduced the redesigned SG1840 granulator, which the company says provides upgrades that promise to boost performance, durability and ease of use. The newly redesigned granulator:
- features streamlined knife handling with a horizontal front knife bed for easier gapping, a new knife gage for quicker adjustments and toggle clamps for toolless hood access
- has a shorter stand height, eliminating the need for an additional platform and providing easier access for operators
- includes a thicker base and front plates for added rigidity and reduced vibration, a sturdier drive guard for extra durability and a rotor that’s welded and machined for precision and long-lasting performance
- comes with reversible screens that offer a longer life and a more consistent machine performance
- is compatible with multiple feeding options, including screw, belt or pneumatic conveyance systems
Visit www.sweed.com for more information.
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