The PRESTO static compactor type SAN was designed as a short version for simple applications.
It is used for compacting cardboard and residual waste where little space is available. The container is closed by a tarpaulin or, as options, with a closing hood and / or closing pipes.
State-of-the art manufacturing processes combined with many years of experience are the foundation of our extensive PRESTO product range. Our systems provide the functional link within the recycling process and fits in trouble-free.
Design, development, project management, documentation ... this is what we do best.
In addition tomaintenance andfull servicecontractwe offer also provide quick assistance in the event of failures. Convince yourselffrom thePRESTOService
From 13th May to 17th, IFAT worldwide, the world's largest environmental technology trade fair, is just around the corner and we are more than ready to showcase ourselves and our products to shape the future of environmental technology!
Visit our stand 227 / 326 in hall A5 and discover how we can work together to create a more sustainable world. Together we can achieve great things!
We look forward to meeting you at IFAT 2024 in Munich and setting the course for a cleaner and more sustainable future together!
After celebrating the topping-out ceremony in November, the outer structure of the hall is now complete. We are now concentrating on installing new production machinery and equipment.
We are proud that this project will enable us to expand our production capacity and create new jobs. Our team is working hard to ensure that the new hall is not only functional but also modern in design to suit our workflows.
We look forward to being able to report more on the progress in the future and to being able to present the finished hall soon!
solar press container to Co2-free waste compacting
After the energy- and resource-saving IoT system PRES-TO-GO, now the next pioneering milestone in press technology is here. We have manufactured the first battery-operated solar press container for autonomous use.
Four solar panels of 300 watts each feed the battery with 24 V and 100 Ah. When the sun is not cooperating, the battery of the 2.75 kW drive motor is charged via a 230 V plug with “traditional” current from the outlet. The press delivers approx. 100 strokes per battery charge (without additional sun / current feed).