CDE announce plans for Conexpo
Wet-processing specialist to showcase waste-recycling solutions and equipment at 2023 show
CDE, a leading global supplier of sand and aggregate wet-processing solutions for the waste recycling and natural processing sectors, have announced their plans for Conexpo-Con/Agg 2023, where they will debut new equipment, new projects and showcase the waste-recycling solutions that are helping businesses in North America to open new revenue streams.
In recent years CDE have developed a reputation for partnering with their customers to design and engineer solutions that maximize the use of natural resources whilst unlocking value from waste streams. And with 30 years of experience in providing optimized, proven solutions to customers across the world, CDE’s technologies have successfully diverted over 100 million tons of construction, demolition, and excavation (CD&E) waste from landfill.
At Conexpo, CDE will be joined by customers from across North America to champion the value of recycling CD&E materials into high specification outputs.
Darren Eastwood, business development director at CDE, said: ‘Our focus at the show will be demonstrating to the industry how CDE washing solutions are turning dirt into dollars. We’re seeing rapid growth in the waste-recycling space and are awash with waste-recycling enquiries as a result. CDE is leading the charge in supporting the industry to realize value from construction, demolition, and excavation waste, as well as by-product from the crushing and screening processes.’
He continued: ‘These materials are often overlooked or discarded, but they hold significant commercial value. With the efficiency and reliability offered by our proven washing solutions, materials producers can unlock that value to transform these materials into high-quality recycled sand and aggregates for construction use and boost profitability.’
Equipment on display will include: CDE’s AggMax scrubbing and attrition system; the company’s flagship EvoWash sand classification and dewatering system; and a counter-flow classification unit (CFCU) for density separation. Most of the exhibits at the show will be delivered and used for a brand-new C&D waste-recycling wash plant in the US.
