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Komatsu adds 2 wheel loaders to product line
The equipment firm says its new WA485-11 and WA475-11 models offer increased fuel efficiency.
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Commentary: The escalating danger of lithium-ion batteries in recycling and the need for an urgent industry response
Jody Salyards of Recycle Management LLC, Harrisonburg, Virginia, proposes using RFID tags to help identify improperly disposed batteries.
Winter supply hiccups create February price boost
After shredded scrap ended 2024 at less than $375 per ton on average, as of the second week of February, Davis Index had U.S. mills paying $406 on average.
S. Norton hosts tour of shredder yard
United Kingdom metals recycling firm hosts corporate executives to see its Lindemann shredding plant.
Atlas and Mantsinen brands add Louisiana dealership
The SMH Group, which offers Atlas and Mantsinen material handlers in the United States, has added CLM Equipment as its dealer in Louisiana.
DJJ implements Scrap Dragon software
Scrap Dragon says its software has been successfully integrated across all DJJ scrapyards.
Tata EAF conversion receives a green light
A regional council in the United Kingdom has approved Tata Steel’s plans to convert a blast furnace complex to electric arc furnace technology.
Minebea Intec credits load cells for durability
Maker of truck scale components says its customizable and precisely calibrated load cells also are durable.
Sennebogen electric handlers get thumbs up in Ohio
Scrap processing firm Metalico says its electric Sennebogen machines have resulted in reduced maintenance and energy costs.
Nucor nets $2B in 2024
Recycled-content steelmaker was profitable in 2024, but its net earnings attributable to shareholders fell by 55 percent compared with the prior year.
Greenwave launches AI expansion of Scrap App
The company says Scrap App’s AI operator enables it to autonomously provide real-time quotes for scrap cars.