Wash EFB System

The MSW feeding system is a specialized equipment used in waste management facilities to efficiently transport and feed Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) into processing or disposal units. It is designed to handle the diverse composition and varying sizes of MSW materials, ensuring a smooth and continuous feeding process.

By utilizing the MSW feeding system, waste management facilities can streamline their operations and improve efficiency. It helps prevent material blockages, reduces manual handling, and optimizes the flow of waste into subsequent processing units such as shredders, sorters, or incinerators.

The Wash EFB (Empty Fruit Bunch) system is a specialized equipment designed for cleaning and processing Empty Fruit Bunches, which are a byproduct of palm oil production. It involves the washing and separation of the EFB fibers from impurities such as potassium, chlorine, sodium dirt, and other foreign materials. The Wash EFB system improves the quality of EFB fibers for further utilization in Japan and Korea power plant.