Metal Shearing and Baling
Singapore EAF melt shop idled
The rolling mill downstream from the recycled-content NatSteel melt shop reportedly still is operating.
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Danieli connects every link in the steel recycling chain
More than a century of electric arc steelmaking knowledge positions Danieli Centro Recycling as the optimal provider of steel scrap recycling equipment.
Laying a family foundation
Comal Iron & Metals has leaned on three generations of family leadership and dedicated customer service to make its mark in New Braunfels, Texas, over 55 years.
Niles Iron & Metal sold to Charter Steel group
Ohio scrap processing firm is now part of Wisconsin-based Charter Group, which owns two electric arc furnace steel mills.
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Lindemann Metal Recycling appoints sales manager for Nordics, Baltics
Steven Groeneweg has spent more than a decade in various industrial service and sales roles.
SEDA displays ELV dismantling techniques at trade fair
Austria-based equipment company demonstrates its auto recycling product line at IFAT 2024 in Munich.
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Shear Power Corp. looks forward to next 10 years
Canadian attachment provider has added employees and tripled its plant capacity since its founding in 2014.
Wendt bolsters sales and aftermarket staff
Metals processing equipment maker hires Ben Brackmann for western United States sales role and promotes Kodey Hayes in its Aftermarket Division.
Detroit Edge Tool promotes next generation of leaders
The shear blade maker has announced the retirement of two Ebbing family members while promoting or hiring three others.
Low energy, in a good way
Improvements in the design and hydraulics of metal shearing and baling equipment allow operators to increase output without increased energy costs.
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