Engineering a Sustainable Tomorrow
Every repair, service and rebuild keeps good machinery working for longer, and keeps recyclable material moving instead of heading to landfill. That's the tomorrow we're engineering, one machine at a time.
What we do
One engineering partner for your recycling and waste handling equipment — from the first breakdown call to the machine that replaces it.
Breakdown & Repairs
Stocked service vans and engineers ready to get your machinery back online fast.
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Planned Maintenance
Preventative maintenance plans that keep downtime off your calendar.
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Machinery & Parts
New and workshop-refurbished machines, plus a stocked parts shop for wear items.
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Health & Safety
NEBOSH-certified, IOSH-member consultants for assessments, support and investigations.
H&S consultancy →What our clients say
Real feedback from the teams we work with.
“A fantastic, friendly and helpful forward thinking company that drive to exceed the expectations of their clients.”
Proud to support our communities
Being a responsible business means more than keeping recycling running. We're proud to support these causes in the communities we work in.
About the causes we support →
How we work
From first call to warranty-backed handover.
Get in Touch
Request a call back or send us your machinery issue — we'll talk you through what happens next.
Engineer Assessment
One of our engineers diagnoses the fault on-site or by phone before any work begins.
Repair, Maintain or Refurbish
Work carried out to the standard your machinery depends on, with genuine or equivalent parts.
Warranty-Backed Handover
New machines come with a 12-month warranty. Refurbished machinery and parts carry 3 months as standard, extendable to 12.
From the Knowledge Centre
All guides →Practical advice from our engineers on running, maintaining and replacing your machines.
When should you replace a baler?
The signs that repairs have stopped making sense, and how to choose between repairing, refurbishing and replacing.
Read the guide →Refurbished vs new balers: how to choose
Cost, lead time, warranty and what a proper refurbishment should include — so you can decide which is right for your site.
Read the guide →Common hydraulic baler faults and what causes them
Slow cycles, overheating, noisy pumps, leaks and rams that creep — what they usually mean and what to do next.
Read the guide →Certified & compliant
Independently certified and audited.
Ready to get your machinery back online?
Request a call back from our team or browse our parts shop for common wear items.
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