In the Nutts Corner factory, which is heavily funded by the material recovery facility MRF, there are seven JCB facilities in operation. At present, the factory has achieved zero landfill disposal, which has played a significant role in the sustainable development of the Northern Ireland region. And 10 years ago, 90% of waste disposal was directly buried. Over time, 90% of the waste has already been recycled. Mark McKinstry said: “The JCB's waste treatment equipment series is comprehensive and has higher productivity. At present, this plant is roughly dealing with the waste of 250 to 300 trucks every week. We are a producer of biomass energy in Northern Ireland. We receive large amounts of waste from third-party organizations, and sell biomass products to Stobart."
The received mixed waste is dumped into a pulverizer and then processed into a uniform-sized square package by the JS20MH. A large amount of recyclable materials are exported to all parts of the world, and the remaining waste is processed into a dry, clean 1-ton RDF square pack of refuse-derived fuel, which is sold to customers by Stobart. The good operation of equipment has a very important influence on the business of McKinstry. MarkMcKinstry said: "JCB equipment is very reliable, powerful, plus good service support, there is no downtime, which is really too important!"
On the JCB equipment's waste disposal configuration model, Mark McKinstry praised the maintenance-free solid tires of the equipment configuration, and thought it was very important for the equipment to have no downtime. There are also safety reversing images, anti-theft devices, and ground clearances that make it easier and safer for equipment to travel on waste.
Because JCB focuses on improving the working efficiency of the equipment, McKinstry is focused and devotes itself to business growth. (This article comes from JCB )