Application of JCB Hydradig in Garbage Transfer Station

Britain has increased its support for the waste recycling industry this year. As a result, JCB customer Hadley Recycling and Waste Management intends to convert waste disposal methods from landfills to recycling and reusing energy. At a busy transfer station outside Theale in Berkshire, the company processes approximately 1,000 tons of mixed waste a week, such as mixed construction demolition waste, wood, gypsum board, and some green waste. The first JCB Hydradig 110W that this customer bought will work in this busy place.

Application of JCB Hydradig in Garbage Transfer Station

Paul Lock, Hadley’s director of operations, said: “This Wastemaster configured JCB Hydradig fully satisfies the pretreatment of waste treatment, a smaller operating radius, a wide range of work, and very high productivity. In addition, safety is also an important reason for the purchase. Because the driver can easily see the four corners of the machine. This car has a rearview camera with a perfect rear working view.” In addition, the configuration of the reverse fan also left a deep impression on the customer. "No one can design such a perfect device."

In March 2017, the company put into operation a new 2,700-square-metre garbage transfer station that can receive all industrial and commercial waste, rock fragments, metals, wood, paper and cardboard, soil and plastics. "The sales of open containers containing waste increased by 30%, the larger containers increased by 53%, and the demand was very strong." After loading the open container and container waste into the transfer station, it was dumped and then pre-finished by Hydradig. The customer previously used a small dig with a 5.5-ton rubber track.

JCB Hydradig

The driver of this small excavator said: “It is too small to work here. Due to the harsh working environment, radiators are often blocked and often give out overheating alarms. We need a better digging machine to accommodate Here's the work. We found the JCB agent and they directly recommended us to Hydradig. It is very suitable for working here, so we bought this car in May of this year. Weighing 11.5 tons, 4 meters radius of gyration, at the maximum working radius It can lift 1 ton of weight. It is easy to operate, smart and fast. We quickly got started, and now the pre-sorting work is very easy. We like this car very much, very comfortable and very quiet. We also Use it for other tasks, such as stripping, feeding the shredder, cleaning up the site, or even heavy loads on the tray."

The Hydradig is equipped with a rotatable gripper that is very dexterous, making it very easy for the driver to clip even a single plastic bottle. The configured reverse fan is very useful in this working environment. Paul Lock said: “This is very dirty. Our previous equipment had to clean the radiator several times a day and the equipment was often overheated. The reversing fan could automatically blow off the stolen goods on the radiator with the push of a button. The equipment is always in a good working condition. In addition, working in this industry, it is very important to have a safe and reliable equipment. The JCB is doing great!" (This article comes from JCB)