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Recycling
“It makes me proud to know that all shredded documents are recycled and used for all manner of new things.”Recycling
Shredall is proud of its 100% paper recycling rate. Paper is baled at our premises and recycled into tissue-related products.
Shredall Ltd collects the paper needed for recycling, shredding it either on or off site.
Shredall have recently bought a mobile document shredder with a shredding output of 2000kgs per hour onsite for witnessed shredding at their customer’s doors. The 18 tonne MDS mobile shredding machine is the most up to date onsite shredding machine in Europe.
Off site, all paper is shredded at the Shredall premises by a newly installed static Shred-Tech ST35 shredding machine. The cross cut shredder has doubled Shredall’s daily shredding capability from 11 tonnes per day to 22 tonnes per day offsite making it more cost effective and environmentally friendly. Operating on less power than previous machines they will greatly reduce emissions and electricity costs, falling in line with Shredall’s ISO14000 environmental commitments.
The collected paper is sorted, graded and then wrapped in tight bales and transported to a paper mill.
The collected paper is sorted, graded and then wrapped in tight bales and transported to a paper mill.
Recycled paper can be made into a wide range of everyday products including:
- Newspapers
- Magazines
- Printing Paper
- Cardboard
- Tissue
- Hand towels
- Loft Insulation
- Animal Bedding
By simply recycling our paper we can:
- Reduce the consumption of rainforest
- Reduce the consumption of energy
- Reduce the amount of paper waste going to landfill
- Reduce the emission of gasses like methane into the atmosphere
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