Mill liner recycling can help you reach your sustainability targets and and also solve the problem of disposing worn and used mill liners. Instead of being sent to a landfill, worn liners are dismantled and the different components can be recycled or reused in most optimal way.
Peace of mind
and easiness
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How does mill liner recycling work? The recycling service is enabled by innovative separation line that can process liners of all sizes.
How it works
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Worn liners are collected on site
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Liners are transported to the Metso facility
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Liner components are separated in the new separation line
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Valuable materials (rubber and steel components) are either reused or recycled as raw material for new liners
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Liners can be recycled again after use
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Watch the video to see the new separation line in action!
Innovative separation line
After over a decade of intensive development work and pilots, we are pleased to introduce our latest circularity innovation, a unique separation line to process worn mill liners. The modular and container-based separation line enables safe and efficient separation of different rubber and metal liner components. They come out of the process unharmed and can be either reused or recycled in the most optimal way.
Partner with us for sustainable performance
The recycling service using the new separation line is available as a part of a mill lining service contract. Partnering with us gives you thorough audits, liner design, technical support, wear follow-up and constant liner improvements. Best of all, the recycling service facilitates an easy way to dispose of worn liners in an environmentally efficient way.
Liner types that can be processed:
Service availability
Or recycling service have been operating in Europe since 2022, but the first feasibility studies were conducted already in 2009 and the recycling program was initiated in 2015. In April 2024, the mill lining recycling service was introduced in Chile and later in 2024 it will be introduced for mining customers in North and Central America.
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