Terex Recycling Systems
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Terex Recycling Systems


32 Farlough Road, Dungannon, BT71 4DT,

About

Founded in 2021 within the environmental division of Terex Material Processing, to compliment the already established portfolio of mobile products for the waste processing sector with bespoke engineered-to-order stationary waste processing systems.

Offering solutions for shredding, feeding, conveying, screening, separation and sorting.

Specializing in solutions for construction, demolition and commercial waste, as well as household waste, organics and waste to energy.

Contact Info

Name

Kenny Hull

Phone

02887718500

Email

recyclingsystems@terex.com

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