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Paper waste briquetting and recycling
In the paper processing and printing industry, large quantities of paper waste are produced every day – be it from cutting processes, filter dust or cardboard waste. This waste not only takes up valuable storage space, but also increases the risk of dust and fire. The solution? WEIMA briquetting presses! They transform loose paper waste into dimensionally stable, compact briquettes and ensure greater cleanliness, less dust and efficient storage.
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By compacting paper waste with WEIMA briquetting presses, companies not only save space and transportation costs, but also gain a valuable source of energy. Paper briquettes are ideal for heat generation or as a sales product. Thanks to these recycling machines for paper, the economic benefits are maximized and operational efficiency is increased.
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Producing paper briquettes: Simple, efficient and sustainable
WEIMA’s paper compactors and paper briquetting machines enable companies to produce their own paper briquettes while efficiently compressing large quantities of paper waste. These briquettes not only offer a high calorific value as an environmentally friendly alternative to conventional fuels, but also help to save costs. The compact and sustainable form of the briquettes makes it possible to make optimum use of paper waste, reduce storage and transportation costs and increase operational efficiency.
Paper filter dust briquetting
Briquetting paper offers the paper industry, printers and offices economic advantages. A volume reduction of up to 90 % is possible - whether paper waste, cardboard or paper dust. This reduces storage and transportation costs and ensures maximum efficiency in businesses of all sizes.
Customer applications: Paper briquetting with WEIMA
Practical examples of successful paper compaction with WEIMA presses.
Our briquetting presses ensure operational safety and protect health, as briquetted paper dust reduces the risk of explosion and dust emissions.
Dust as a time bomb? Safe and dust-free briquetting with WEIMA!
Paper waste, especially dust from filters and cutting processes, poses an invisible health and explosion risk in many companies. But with WEIMA briquetting presses, this fine dust is safely converted into compact briquettes. In addition to the dust from production processes, the processing of paper often produces fine paper dust, which poses additional risks. Briquetting helps to drastically reduce this dust and ensures a clean, safe working environment. At the same time, the waste is compacted into a usable and valuable resource for heat generation. In this way, you not only minimize the risk, but also create valuable raw materials!
Paper dust briquettes
Customer applications and examples
Examples from the paper industry
Did you know?
In Europe, more than 70 percent of waste paper is recycled.
Reduce heating costs? Use your own paper waste!
The briquetting of paper waste not only offers a solution for disposal, but also an excellent way of generating heat. Paper briquettes have a high calorific value and are ideal for cost-efficient and sustainable heating. So why not use your own waste and save on heating costs at the same time? With paper briquetting systems from WEIMA, companies can make optimum use of this energy source.
Reducing the volume of cardboard packaging: saving space and costs
Cardboard and other paper waste take up a lot of storage space in their original form. But with WEIMA briquetting presses, this waste can be compacted to a fraction of its original volume. This not only saves space, but also transportation and storage costs – an economically viable solution for companies of all sizes that want to efficiently compress their paper waste.
Shipping cartons
Tangible advantages through briquetting
Security and efficiency: How to invalidate sensitive documents!
For industries such as banks or companies that work with sensitive paper waste, the secure invalidation of these documents is crucial. WEIMA briquetting presses enable complete and secure devaluation by compressing paper into solid, illegible briquettes. In combination with document shredders, the paper is securely pressed into briquettes after shredding, which are not only space-saving but also risk-free. In this way, confidential information is securely destroyed and at the same time valuable briquettes are created for further recycling. This method offers companies a complete and secure solution for document destruction.
Banknotes
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7 Million Briquettes from Beverage Cartons
300 per hour, 7,200 per day – that’s how many briquettes are regularly pressed from excess cartons and paper dust using a WEIMA TH 714 briquette press at Elopak in Lystrup, Denmark. These briquettes are then used to generate energy in a local heating plant.
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Fighting fine dust
Tons of process-related fine dust are produced during the recycling of paper waste. Many companies are literally sitting on a powder keg of paper particles. Enava Limited from South Wales relies on WEIMA briquetting technology to minimize the risks of an explosion while protecting the health of its employees on site.
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Dust problem? No problem.
Briquetting technology is an innovative, environmentally-friendly, safe way to control dust in any paper operation. Two paper companies are benefitting from this technology, and they chose WEIMA to help them make it happen.
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Tissue Manufacturer Uses WEIMA Machinery to Utilize Waste and Increase Profits
This particular plant prides itself in being safe, profitable, and environmentally friendly. In order to reach these goals, a WEIMA…
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