Recycling innovators The waste becomes responsible

OUR PROFESSION

– Imagine, develop, and operate innovative sorting and separation processes.
– Extract non-ferrous metals from waste generated by incinerated household waste.
– Produce the optimal concentration of these metals for valorization.
OUR SOURCE
The purchase of this incinerated raw material composed of ashes, glass, mineral fractions, and ferrous and non-ferrous metals, ‘sludge’ unusable in its current state.
OUR APPROACH
The ecological dry process.
Developed internally by Récyf, it separates components in about fifteen steps.
Up to 99.9% of the materials entering our facility are thus valorized.
AND SO MUCH MORE…
Retrofitting, transforming, or diverting from their primary functions.
Several solutions are possible. It is also possible to decompose, i.e., separate the different constituent materials to make each one reusable.
For some objects, these methods may not work.
To avoid landfilling, incineration proves very relevant. This process has the advantage of dual valorization: energy and sorting by materials.

It is this latter device that Récyf has focused on: household waste that has been incinerated. Incineration reduces the waste mass by about 75%. It provides heat that can supply urban networks with hot water or turn a turbine to produce electricity. The waste becomes ‘clean fuel.’
The residue of incineration is essentially composed of glass, rocks, ash, and metals. Récyf retrieves it to process non-ferrous metals present.

The uniqueness of waste lies in its notable differences: shape, density, size, color… The complexity of our profession lies in treating and sorting them by materials and granulometries so that they become homogeneous enrichments.

It is our strength to be able to include all these constraints, both in our research methods and in the regulatory framework.
The recognized efficiency of our ‘in-house’ processes allows us to capture metal particles as small as a few microns.
99.9% of the materials entering our facility are valorized.
This result has a positive impact on the supply chain of our deposit suppliers.