Bespoke Recycling Plant Upgrade Completed Amid Covid Constraints
Recyclable materials from across Ireland are now being processed at a revamped recovery facility in Tullamore, County Offaly.
Turmec's compact Eddy Current takes movable processing to a new level
Mobile waste processing has risen to a new level with the world’s largest machine of its type, able to achieve high capacities within a compact design.
Turmec’s state of the art Mobile Eddy Current Separator is just 3m wide and 3m high, yet it can process 300m3 per hour of material.
COVID-19: 24/7 Emergency Plant Service
As the waste industry strives to maintain essential services while safeguarding the health and wellbeing of all its people, Turmec remains committed to providing our clients with business-critical back-up.
Following recent government directives regarding COVID-19, Ireland is enforcing special […]
Higher efficiency and output at waste-to-fuel plant
More value is being extracted from residual household waste – and more efficiently – following the completion of a processing plant in south-east Ireland.
Commissioned in February, Glanway’s facility in Waterford produces alternative fuels, while also recovering metals and organic fines for re-use […]
Hills’ advanced Materials Recycling Facility (MRF) goes live in Wiltshire
Safety management meets best practice benchmark
Turmec’s system for managing health and safety in our factory and at client sites is now accredited to the new international standard, ISO 45001.
An independent audit at the end of January confirmed that our procedures meet the current benchmark. Previously we were registered to the ISO 18001 […]
Turmec strengthens UK arm with MD for Spares and Service
We are proud to announce and welcome Simon Mercer as the company’s UK Managing Director for Spares and Service.
Turmec has strengthened its UK operation with the appointment of Simon Mercer as Managing Director for Spares and Service.
Aggregate recycling reaches a milestone as recycling plant is built in Australia
December 2019 will see a significant milestone for the re-use of fines as aggregate – in Australia and the world – as a ground-breaking processing plant is commissioned.
Turmec’s hybrid dry and wet plant for BINGO Industries is the first recycling facility of its kind.