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PRODUCTS & SERVICES 30 Local Authority Waste & Recycling September 2014 Zero Waste Scotland Zero Waste Scotland's team will be on hand at this year's RWM show to answer all its visitors' questions. The organisation is encouraging attendees to find out more about business opportunities in Scotland. The Resource Sector Commitment is a 'kite mark' for resource management companies, showing commitment to customer service which resonates with Scottish customers. Zero Waste Scotland is urging attendees to sign up at RWM. Zero Waste Scotland is also lending its support to businesses ready to put the circular economy into practice. It is encouraging visitors to come and see how they can help businesses with the infrastructure, innovation and systems needed to help them change their business models. Stand number: M36 (hall 4) www.zerowastescotland.org.uk Boughton Visitors to this year's RWM exhibition will arrive to find, leading British hook loader and skip loader manufacturer, Boughton Engineering with a two-vehicle display right in front of the main entrance of the NEC. On display will be a latest variant of Boughton's well-known hook loader system with Kwikcova auto-sheeter system. The equipment is mounted on an 8x4 chassis with rear coupling to operate in conjunction with Boughton's tri-axle close coupled trailer. Alongside will be an example of Boughton's Power-Reach PR18 skip loader, with Intacova auto-sheeter. This design was launched at RWM last year. Stand number: The main entrance display area www.boughtonengineering.com ESE World ESE World will be exhibiting its semi- underground waste system at this year's show. Semi-underground waste systems are ideal where there is limited space or large numbers of people using an area, according to the bin manufacturer. The container's straight shape construction and wide bottom-opening ensure the smooth flow of waste from the container when it's emptied, according to ESE World. The body is made of concrete, with steel reinforcement and is absolutely watertight against ground and rain water. A semi-underground unit can be emptied in about two minutes by a vehicle with a single operator. Stand number: S131 (hall 5) www.eseworld25.co.uk UNTHA Visitors to the RWM exhibition will have the first opportunity to see UNTHA's new XR waste shredder for refuse derived fuel and alternative fuel production, when it makes its UK debut at the show. The first shredder to be designed and manufactured in UNTHA's new innovation centre in Kuchl, Austria, the XR breaks the conventional shredding mould. It has been purposefully designed to increase operators' profitability, and thanks to UNTHA Eco Drive technology, promises to reduce energy consumption by up to 50%. UNTHA said that this could save in excess of £500,000 in electricity costs alone, in less than five years. Stand number: R20-S21 (hall 5) www.untha.co.uk IFE AUFBEREITUNGSETCHNIK Austria-based IFE has announced that it has selected Engima Engineering Services as its new UK agent. Engima Engineering Services managing director Ian Dezonie will be at this year's RWM show. In a statement, IFE said it wanted to take the firm to "the next stage of its development in the UK market". It added: "Now, having such a great population of machines including the Waste screen, VARIOMAT, Flipflop screen, Destoners, IFE Sort and feeders as well as our ECS' and overband magnets in all aspects of the recycling industry, it has become apparent that we need to be able to supply after sales maintenance and service including holding of critical spares in the UK." Stand number: S90-T91 (hall 5) www.ife-bulk.com JCB JCB will be unveiling two brand new machines for the waste and recycling industries at RWM 2014. The firm's JCB 457ZX Wastemaster, a new wheeled loader, which comes complete with the all new JCB CommnadPlus cab will be on show. According to JCB, this new cab contributes to improved visibility and lower noise levels. Also making its first appearance at RWM will be the new 5CX Wastemaster, which is fitted with a package of purpose-built features tailor-made for arduous waste environments. The JCB TLT 35D 4x4 Teletruck will complete the stand. This latest machine offers customers fuel savings of up to 32% compared to the model it replaces, claims JCB. Stand number: P20-R21 (hall 5) www.jcb.com DETS Derwentside Environmental Testing Services (DETS) will be at hand to discuss the analytical services it offers to the waste, environmental, fuel and construction industries. In a statement, DETS said: "Combining a modern, well-equipped laboratory, with highly skilled and dedicated staff, we can ensure an excellent and flexible service to meet your requirements." Its specialist packages for waste and recovered fuel encompasses a range of services including moisture content, ash and volatile matter and biomethane potential. Stand number: F113 (hall 4) www.dets.co.uk GMT Europe ICT firm GMT will be demonstrating its new Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software system called CLEAR, which has been specially developed for the waste and recycling industry, at this year's RWM show. GMT claims that its new system can help improve service delivery, increase operational efficiencies and allow customers to monitor their performance. According to GMT, CLEAR is a powerful management tool which can focus on particular areas, such as up-to-date sales, business relation and contractual information, activity planning, invoicing and weighing. In a statement, GMT said: "With CLEAR you have continuous visibility into your overall process and it prepares you for the changes in the market." Stand number: E110-F112 (hall 4) www.gmt-europe.nl

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