Safely Manage Your Construction Debris
When it comes to replacing carpet, it can be hard to know exactly how to go about recycling that old carpet. With a material handling system from Karl Schmidt Mfg, you don’t have to send all of your carpet off to the landfill. Instead, you can repurpose those old materials into nylon and polypropylene, giving it new life. Learn more about carpet recycling and work with Karl Schmidt Mfg for all your recycling needs.
When you recycle your construction and demolition debris, those recycled building materials can help future construction projects in a variety of ways:
- Save on the energy required to make new building materials
- Result in less construction debris in the landfill
- Reduce the shipping costs associated with new building materials
- Gives the company a competitive advantage over companies that aren’t environmentally friendly
Construction & Demolition Recycling
Do you think construction and demolition debris recycling doesn’t matter? In 2009, a report by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) stated that the recycling of construction and demolition debris could prevent the equivalent of a hundred and fifty-million metric tons of CO2 emissions per year. This emission savings would be equal to the entire annual CO2 emissions from the state of North Carolina.
At Karl Schmidt Mfg., we patented the first U.S. mixed material sorting system 20 years ago, and we’re still an innovator in separating commodities by type. Our systems can take construction debris and produce metals, fibers, plastics, and woods that are clean and ready to be reused. Our material handling systems industry knowledge translates into a system that’s efficient and economical.
Efficient recovery can make the difference between profit and loss, and our know-how can ensure that the output of your recovery process is clean and inexpensive.Instead of contributing to the landfill, construction and demolition debris can make a contribution to the environment, preserving natural materials and conserving energy. It’s estimated that 35-40 percent of solid waste in the United States comes from construction and demolition. We can work together to reduce waste while at the same time protecting our natural resources. Contact us and we can discuss how your next demolition project can save money while at the same time protecting our forests.
About Us
For over 40 years Karl Schmidt’s Conveyor’s have provided the recycling industry with top-tier heavy duty conveyors via design, manufacturing and customer service. Now, Karl Schmidt Manufacturing continues the KWS legacy and we pride ourselves in doing what is always right for the customer. One of the most important aspects of having a thriving business is service.
Applications
Regardless if it’s a single slider bed conveyor, a small engineering services project, or a single stream MRF, the Karl Schmidt Mfg.’ outlook remains the same, “Do What is Right For the Customer” regardless of their purchase!
Products
We have been engineering & manufacturing conveyors and related recycling equipment since 1978. We have installed thousands of Conveyors, a variety of dual stream systems and single stream recycling systems all over the United States as well as internationally around the World.
