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• Co-mingled Recycling

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• Removing the cardboard and large co-mingled
  items out of the recyclables..

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• Cardboard and large items are taken out.

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• The newspaper comes out next.

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• Newspaper rises to the top, everything else
  falls below to another conveyor

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• Newspaper is stored here, waiting to be baled.

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• The rest of the material move to the next process.

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• The cardboard and newspaper have been taken out.
  The rest goes to the sort line to take out
  plastics.

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• The sort room is where the plastics come out. All
  plastics are dropped into a shoot and conveyed up
  to storage bins.

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• These conveyors take the plastics to holding
  bins.

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• The plastics stay here until they are made into
  bales.

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• The steel cans come out next. Using an overhead
  magnet, the cans are pulled up and taken out.

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• The aluminum cans come out next. Using a reverse
  magnet, the cans are pushed out onto another
  conveyor.

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• The remaining material will be sorted by size and
  sent back through the entire process.

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• Except for glass which will be made into another
  product.

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• This is our glass grinder. This will grind the
  glass to a certain size and sand it.

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• This portion sands the glass and removes any
  paper products.

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• When its finished, the glass is sold as sand.

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• We also process other materials from factories,
  such as green strapping.

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• The strapping is sent to a grinder.

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• The ground material is then sent away to be made
  into other products.

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• When all products are finished, they are baled to
  be shipped to a processor.

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• Milk jugs and laundry detergent bottles waiting
  for shipment.

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• Steel cans waiting for shipment.

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• Aluminum cans waiting for shipment.

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• 1000 lbs per bale - 26,000 cans per
  baleRecycling one aluminum can saves enough
  energy to run a TV for three hours -- or the
  equivalent of a half a gallon of gasoline.
• Once an aluminum can is recycled, it can be
  part of a new can within six weeks.

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• Cardboard waiting for shipment.

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• 2-Liter bottles waiting for shipment

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• Large wooden pallets are also recycled.

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Werlor RecyclingColored Mulch Operation
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• Raw Materials
• Scrap Pallets, Scrap Pine 2X4s

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• Pre-Grind Raw Materials
• Removes some nails, reduces size

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• 525 Horse Power Grinder
• Finish grind and size on the raw materials

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• Loading the Grinder

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• Finish the final grind
• Sending the mulch to the holding unit

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• Removing more nails

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• Screen the Mulch
• This machine takes the small sawdust and big
  chunks of wood out of the mulch.

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• Screen the Mulch
• The sawdust is on the left and the big chunks of
  wood are on the right after being taken out of
  the mulch.

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• Overhead magnet
• This magnet removes more nails.

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• Mulch enters the coloring machine.

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• Barrels of Colorant

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• This computer controls the amount of colorant and
  water added to the mulch.

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• Mulch leaving the coloring unit.

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• Mulch stored in bins

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• Want mulch in bags?

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• Load the hopper with mulch first.

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• The mulch leaves the hopper and goes into the
  building.

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• The mulch is held in this hopper till its
  bagged.

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• Filling the bags with mulch.

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• The bags are sealed.

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• The bags are then stacked.

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• Stacked bags are removed.

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• Stacked bags are shrink wrapped.

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• Stacked pallets waiting to be sold.

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Loaded trucks for wholesale
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• Purchase them at Werlor!

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Concrete, Asphalt, Brick Recycling
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Finished Product - Stone
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Werlor Also Offers

• Certified Document Destruction bonded and
  insured
• Waste Management services for multiple accounts
• Compactor installation, repair and maintenance
• Construction recycling
• Municipal brush grinding

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We CANNOT Recycle

• Plastic Bags
• Ceramic or Pyrex Glass
• Light Bulbs or Mirrors
• Used Motor Oil, Transmission Oil, or Anti-Freeze
• Oil Containers
• Polystyrene (Styrofoam)
• Trash