Many industries purchase and use exclusive and expensive metals for large amounts. Values on their way from purchasing to production waste often reduce through incorrect handling. Here, Stena Recycling shares some actions that enable you to release hidden economic values throughout the material loop.
At the same time, you will strengthen your circular business profile and care for the planet’s finite resources.
Many industries purchase and use exclusive and expensive metals for large amounts. Values on their way from purchasing to production waste often reduce through incorrect handling. Here, Stena Recycling shares some actions that enable you to release hidden economic values throughout the material loop.
At the same time, you will strengthen your circular business profile and care for the planet’s finite resources.
Many industries purchase and use exclusive and expensive metals for large amounts. Values on their way from purchasing to production waste often reduce through incorrect handling. Here, Stena Recycling shares some actions that enable you to release hidden economic values throughout the material loop.
At the same time, you will strengthen your circular business profile and care for the planet’s finite resources.
Many industries purchase and use exclusive and expensive metals for large amounts. Values on their way from purchasing to production waste often reduce through incorrect handling. Here, Stena Recycling shares some actions that enable you to release hidden economic values throughout the material loop.
At the same time, you will strengthen your circular business profile and care for the planet’s finite resources.
Many industries purchase and use exclusive and expensive metals for large amounts. Values on their way from purchasing to production waste often reduce through incorrect handling. Here, Stena Recycling shares some actions that enable you to release hidden economic values throughout the material loop.
At the same time, you will strengthen your circular business profile and care for the planet’s finite resources.
Many industries purchase and use exclusive and expensive metals for large amounts. Values on their way from purchasing to production waste often reduce through incorrect handling. Here, Stena Recycling shares some actions that enable you to release hidden economic values throughout the material loop.
At the same time, you will strengthen your circular business profile and care for the planet’s finite resources.
Industries use metals in the form of raw materials that are processed or components. In larger companies, metal handling can be worth hundreds of millions when purchase prices and scrap values are added together.
There are, for example, exclusive metals that can cost SEK 55.000-60.000 per tonne in the purchase, but the value can be degraded significantly when it occurs as production waste. The secret is to handle and sort metals correctly in each step.
Most industries also have ambitious goals when it comes to environmental and climate work. By protecting metal values in the best way (instead of mixing and complicating), important circular values are created where the materials are useful for better products in their next product life. It can often even be a strength to show off to other industries you collaborate with, which places sustainability requirements on you as a subcontractor.
Now let’s go through the whole loop, and we start in your industrial environment. Let us give some essential tips on protecting metal values throughout the chain while maximizing climate benefits.
Do you need all the different metals used for your packaging and products? Why does it look like it does with you? Sometimes a large variety of metals, plastics, and other materials of old habits are used by product designers and buyers.
A classic dilemma might be that metals with a specific alloy give the product the right properties when used by the consumer - but later, it becomes tricky to recycle and sell. Here, product features might be set against recyclability. A valuable metal can then become material with a lower value as scrap. Upcycling, instead of downcycling, is the right path to ensure steady quality and analyses through collaboration.
A variety of employees usually handles the industry’s materials: for example, truck drivers, warehouse workers, fitters, and facility management staff. By controlling the routines for them, you can ensure that metal values are not lost. Mixed metals can otherwise cause losses because of waste sorting that is not optimized. The better homogeneous material qualities can be kept apart by you, the greater values you can protect when the metal waste is recycled and sold as new raw material.
Your material choices are of great importance for how well the financial values can be protected later in the value chain.
Stena Recycling has invested billions over the years in developing recycling processes so that the recycling rate increases. This can apply to metals that are production waste, discarded products or occur during demolition work and more.
Products that have been discarded are an example that often reaches a fragmentation plant where you can use advanced technology to sort and then sell the material to the right buyer in the market.
Contact our experts to discuss how your business manages metals from metals to daily handling metals to prevent financial losses and climate benefits. Our experience from thousands of other industrial environments helps you solve your specific challenges.
Industries use metals in the form of raw materials that are processed or components. In larger companies, metal handling can be worth hundreds of millions when purchase prices and scrap values are added together.
There are, for example, exclusive metals that can cost SEK 55.000-60.000 per tonne in the purchase, but the value can be degraded significantly when it occurs as production waste. The secret is to handle and sort metals correctly in each step.
Most industries also have ambitious goals when it comes to environmental and climate work. By protecting metal values in the best way (instead of mixing and complicating), important circular values are created where the materials are useful for better products in their next product life. It can often even be a strength to show off to other industries you collaborate with, which places sustainability requirements on you as a subcontractor.
Now let’s go through the whole loop, and we start in your industrial environment. Let us give some essential tips on protecting metal values throughout the chain while maximizing climate benefits.
Do you need all the different metals used for your packaging and products? Why does it look like it does with you? Sometimes a large variety of metals, plastics, and other materials of old habits are used by product designers and buyers.
A classic dilemma might be that metals with a specific alloy give the product the right properties when used by the consumer - but later, it becomes tricky to recycle and sell. Here, product features might be set against recyclability. A valuable metal can then become material with a lower value as scrap. Upcycling, instead of downcycling, is the right path to ensure steady quality and analyses through collaboration.
A variety of employees usually handles the industry’s materials: for example, truck drivers, warehouse workers, fitters, and facility management staff. By controlling the routines for them, you can ensure that metal values are not lost. Mixed metals can otherwise cause losses because of waste sorting that is not optimized. The better homogeneous material qualities can be kept apart by you, the greater values you can protect when the metal waste is recycled and sold as new raw material.
Your material choices are of great importance for how well the financial values can be protected later in the value chain.
Stena Recycling has invested billions over the years in developing recycling processes so that the recycling rate increases. This can apply to metals that are production waste, discarded products or occur during demolition work and more.
Products that have been discarded are an example that often reaches a fragmentation plant where you can use advanced technology to sort and then sell the material to the right buyer in the market.
Contact our experts to discuss how your business manages metals from metals to daily handling metals to prevent financial losses and climate benefits. Our experience from thousands of other industrial environments helps you solve your specific challenges.
Industries use metals in the form of raw materials that are processed or components. In larger companies, metal handling can be worth hundreds of millions when purchase prices and scrap values are added together.
There are, for example, exclusive metals that can cost SEK 55.000-60.000 per tonne in the purchase, but the value can be degraded significantly when it occurs as production waste. The secret is to handle and sort metals correctly in each step.
Most industries also have ambitious goals when it comes to environmental and climate work. By protecting metal values in the best way (instead of mixing and complicating), important circular values are created where the materials are useful for better products in their next product life. It can often even be a strength to show off to other industries you collaborate with, which places sustainability requirements on you as a subcontractor.
Now let’s go through the whole loop, and we start in your industrial environment. Let us give some essential tips on protecting metal values throughout the chain while maximizing climate benefits.
Do you need all the different metals used for your packaging and products? Why does it look like it does with you? Sometimes a large variety of metals, plastics, and other materials of old habits are used by product designers and buyers.
A classic dilemma might be that metals with a specific alloy give the product the right properties when used by the consumer - but later, it becomes tricky to recycle and sell. Here, product features might be set against recyclability. A valuable metal can then become material with a lower value as scrap. Upcycling, instead of downcycling, is the right path to ensure steady quality and analyses through collaboration.
A variety of employees usually handles the industry’s materials: for example, truck drivers, warehouse workers, fitters, and facility management staff. By controlling the routines for them, you can ensure that metal values are not lost. Mixed metals can otherwise cause losses because of waste sorting that is not optimized. The better homogeneous material qualities can be kept apart by you, the greater values you can protect when the metal waste is recycled and sold as new raw material.
Your material choices are of great importance for how well the financial values can be protected later in the value chain.
Stena Recycling has invested billions over the years in developing recycling processes so that the recycling rate increases. This can apply to metals that are production waste, discarded products or occur during demolition work and more.
Products that have been discarded are an example that often reaches a fragmentation plant where you can use advanced technology to sort and then sell the material to the right buyer in the market.
Contact our experts to discuss how your business manages metals from metals to daily handling metals to prevent financial losses and climate benefits. Our experience from thousands of other industrial environments helps you solve your specific challenges.
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