Here are some pictures of the new baling machines installed over the last few months. 1) Bollegraaf HBC120S with cross tie system. This machine really changes the game for Ecogen. With faster throughput and heavier one tonne bales cutting down processing and container loading times to achieve greater efficiencies. 2) Presona LP80 with new conveyor. …
This was the first ‘running’ baler Ecogen brought 8 years ago. This Presona LP50 literally saved our company in the early days! Thank you for supplying a great little baler Middleton Enginering. She is off for a new life now, and is being replaced with a Presona LP80 on Monday from Presona UK.
Ecogen Recycling were delighted to sponsor a race at Stratford on Avon Racecourse and present the winning owners prize. Thank you The Recycling Association for organising another great social.
Ecogen have partnered with Winchester Rugby Club by sponsoring shirts and signage boards. We are big believers in grass roots sport and are happy to help where we can, especially as our very own Louie Power plays for Winchester. Rob Sanderson, President of WRFC commented ‘Sponsorship makes a huge difference to our community rugby club …
We are delighted to report we are now members of UKSSA (United Kingdom Security Shredding Association). To become an UKSSA member we have to operate to industry-leading standards and we had to undergo an independent security audit before joining. From now on we will be re-audited every two years. By doing so, our customers can …
The first of two brand new JCB’s arrived today. These TLT 35-23D & 35-26D 4×4 STAGE V machines are designed for both fuel efficiency and heavy lifting. Thanks to Greenshields JCB Limited for a good service as usual.
Thanks to Elite Precast Concrete & RSG Structures Ltd for installing our 25 artic lorry loads of A1 fire rated walls. Installing 750 tonnes of concrete lego bricks in two days is no mean feat.
Thank you Hanna Reilly-Taylor and TaylorMade Interiors for designing and painting this one of a kind piece for our new board room. Looks great! It make it even more special for us that Hanna is an old friend and ex employee.
Ecogen have taken delivery of the first of two Thorworld 12-ton Recycling Ramps. These new ramps supplied by Loading Bay Services have been custom built for Ecogen to withstand our harsh environment. Additional safety features have been integrated into the design to keep our staff safe whilst loading. We supply quality recyclate to papermills all …
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In order to ramp up production and grow into our seven acre site we have decided to install this Presona LP100 automatic baler. This machine is installed alongside our LP65 and LP50 and takes our processing capability to around 60 tonnes per hour. It also gives us real redundancy in case of machinery breakdown, never …
Here are some new site development pictures. A series of firsts for Ecogen this month; our first delivery of recyclables at kings Worthy, our first container loading, our first new Linde 4.5 tonne forktruck added to the fleet. Over the coming weeks we will be installing all three balers and a paper shredder then we …
Here is a snapshot of progress at Kings Worthy Business Park. Including: Gravel being laid, roof lanterns being constructed, ecology bird and bat box installation, the first of three baler conveyors installed, office cladding, speed humps.
Today Gemini Roofing and Cladding Ltd started work on the cladding of our new office at Kings Worthy Business Park.. Here are the ‘pre’ photos. We look forward to sharing pictures of the completed project in a few weeks.
Presona UK have been hard at work constructing our brand new PUK conveyor system for our LP65 Presona baler. This machine uses new ‘bolt together’ technology easing the stress on maintenance and parts replacement and lenghtening its lifespan.
Carlton Civil Engineering and Harrison Industrial have been making great progress laying yet more concrete and erecting steelwork for the loading doors. Here are some images of the progress so far.
The first slab of concrete for our new service yard at Kings Worthy Business Park is laid today. Over 5350m2 of reinforced concrete will be laid over the next 40 days. Other photos show the drainage system being installed which will supply water to our EcoPonds, frames going in for roller shutter doors, and the …
Groundworks at our new Kings Worthy Business Park site continue at pace. Carlton Civil Engineering Ltd are digging to reduce levels and installing our specially designed Ecoponds. These will harbour wildlife and reduce our ecological impact on the wider environment. As an added benefit the ponds allow 100% of the sites surface water be attenuated …
Ecogen are excited to announce that we have ordered a third baler for our new site which is under construction at Kings Worthy Business Park. This Presona LP100 CH2 baler will be added to our existing roster of two other Presona machines. We love a pre-press baler. Savings of up to 60% in energy versus …
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New site development update… These pictures show the windows being installed at Ecogen’s new HQ.
New site development update… These pictures show:1) Building K9 demolished.2) Works starting on refurbishing the ‘old egg packing house’ into our new head office.
Thanks to all our suppliers for sticking with us though difficult market conditions this year. Have a wonderful break and we look forward to working with you in 2020. Each one of you are marked on this map, you know who you are. 🙂
New site development update… These pictures show:1) Our new perimeter fencing thanks to a great job by South Coast Fencing.2) Works starting on the demolition of building K9 by Capital Demolition
Check out the progress we are making at our new seven acre Kings Worthy Business Park project. – Opening the centre wall of the main MRF. – Cutting new doorways into the side of the MRF. – Work beginning on new perimeter fencing. – Lighting and flooring completion in the staff welfare building.
It has been 18 months in planning and acquisition but now work has begun at our new Kings Worthy Business Park site. These pictures show: – Starting renovation on staff welfare facilities. – Starting renovation on the main warehouse. – Installation of a new 1 mega watt substation.
Here is a great example of expanded polystyrene waste having been compacted into blocks before being recycled into new products. This material is an extremely valuable commodity so if you are a manufacturing business looking to divert EPS from landfill and create a new income stream, please get in touch.
Photos of Ecogen Recycling’s new 52G bale clamp supplied by MHS Attachments.
Another busy day at Ecogen recycling. These pictures show two full loads of baled waste cardboard and plastic being unloaded, at the same time, by our operations team prior to processing. Thank you AFS Haulage for your cool heads today. AFS are delivering 10 artic loads of our customers material to our Winchester site today.
30 tonnes of redundant stock cardboard boxes arriving at Ecogen’s Alresford site today. We are always happy to quote for volumes of unused, ex-stock cardboard, paper and plastic materials. Whether you are having a re-brand or changing labeling we will be happy to help. 01962 732296
Ecogen Recycling is excited to announce effective 10th May 2019 the granting of planning permission to develop our new recycling site in Kings Worthy, Hampshire. The proposed development comprises a 6.2 acre site conveniently situated just 2 miles from the M3 Motorway near Winchester. A new 60,000ft² MRF and high security document shredding plant, will …
Ecogen Recycling is proud to announce that our founder William Nicholls has been elected as a Board Member/Director of The Recycling Association. William said ‘I am honoured to have been invited to join the board of The Recycling Association and their trading arm IWPP. The Association’s tireless work representing our industry and increasing wider recycling …
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