Franklin Miller Taskmaster QS Quad-Shaft shredders
![](/fileuploads/publications/3/issues/3551/articles/images/franklin_miller_taskmaster_fmt.png)
Livingston, New Jersey-based Franklin Miller has introduced its Taskmaster QS Quad-Shaft shredders, which it says are engineered to meet the demands of the most challenging applications. The new Taskmaster QS Quad-Shaft shredders:
- are sizing shredders designed for applications that require consistent particle sizing
- feature low-speed and high-torque functionality to process a wide range of materials, from bulky waste to industrial byproducts
- can handle ripping, tearing and shredding with precision
- have four shafts that work together with a special sizing screen to reduce materials to a uniform output size
- includes the QS2300 model that features hardened precision cutters, a special sizing screen, planetary reducers, an optional stand and hopper and rugged hex shafts and gears
Visit www.franklinmiller.com for more information.
MDS M518R compact recycling trommels
![](/fileuploads/publications/3/issues/3551/articles/images/mds_m518r_trommel-original_fmt.png)
MDS, a screening equipment manufacturer and a brand of Norwalk, Connecticut-based Terex Corp., has launched the M518R compact recycling trommel, which includes a new suite of features and benefits designed to elevate performance and efficiency. The M518R compact recycling trommel:
- can screen a variety of materials, including compost, biomass, green and municipal waste and more
- features a 180-degree radial fines conveyor and offers efficient material handling, providing a radial stockpile capacity of up to 650 cubic meters
- ensures straightforward transportation with its compact dimensions and efficient folding mechanism of the radial conveyor, fitting neatly onto a standard 26-foot-long trailer
- includes a remote-controlled conveyor swivel, enabling operators to easily adjust positioning while minimizing downtime
- allows for easier service access compared with the previous generation of trommels, setting a high standard for accessibility and ease of maintenance
Visit www.terex.com for more information.
Kaeser Compressors KMT sensors
![](/fileuploads/publications/3/issues/3551/articles/images/kaeser_compressors_kmt_fmt.png)
Kaeser Compressors Inc., based in Fredericksburg, Virginia, has launched Kaeser Measurement Technology (KMT), a suite of intelligent sensors designed to deliver real-time insights and optimize compressed air system performance. The KMT sensors:
- feature universal connectivity by leveraging Power over Ethernet to simplify installation, reduce cabling costs and seamlessly integrate with the Kaeser Sigma Network
- are versatile, allowing use across applications, eliminating the need for multiple vendors while simplifying system management
- include real-time data streaming from the energy and flow analyzers
- allow for actionable insights from specific data points that can trigger automated actions within the compressed air station
- are able to integrate KMT data with the Kaeser Sigma Air Manager 4.0, while Modbus TCP and Modbus RTU connectivity allow for integration with a customer’s existing industrial and building automation system
Visit us.kaeser.com for more information.
![July 2024](/fileuploads/audience/issues/2024/7/3/0724_rtcover_hires.jpg)
Explore the July 2024 Issue
Check out more from this issue and find your next story to read.
Latest from Recycling Today
- Hensel Recycling, Mastermelt Ltd. announce collaboration
- Nederman MikroPul’s commitment to clean air solutions
- Nederman MikroPul’s FS Baghouse Technology: The preferred solution for secondary aluminum
- Nederman MikroPul’s FS Dust Collector with Secondary Filtration
- Tomra e-book looks at aluminum sorting tech
- Norske Skog mill conversion project is behind schedule
- Ecovery adds secondary aluminum capacity
- Sibanye-Stillwater Group integrates recently acquired Abington Reldan Metals LLC