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The inbound material is stockpiled in an enclosed tipping room.

The material is then fed into the process line, which includes a screen for initial size separation.

The oversized fraction then passes through a large picking station where employees use a positive-pick method to remove materials, including cardboard, metals, brick/concrete, wood and oversized materials.

This is followed by a series of magnets for recovery of ferrous metal, a grinder and a screen to size-segregate into different fractions.

The undersized fraction moves through further processing to recover ferrous metals, size separation and a de-stoner to remove more asphalt, brick and concrete. The recovered wood is also further processed to remove metals and fines, thereby creating a quality fuel wood chip or particle board component.

The end result are product streams – woodchips, ferrous metals, aggregate, corrugated paper, dirt fines, and other recyclables – that meet or exceed quality standards required by the markets to which the products are directed.  The remaining residues (typically less than 35% of inbound materials) are segregated and sent to landfill.