Demolition and interior renovation contractors are seeing a steady rise in insulated copper wire generated during building tear‑outs, electrical removals, and large‑scale interior strip‑outs. As project volumes increase and material streams become more diverse, many contractors are reassessing how they handle wire once it leaves the jobsite. The traditional approach of sending mixed insulated wire directly to scrap yards is shifting, driven by higher copper values, tighter project margins, and a growing interest in capturing more of the material’s true worth.

Across the demolition industry, contractors are exploring whether bringing wire recovery in‑house can create a more predictable and profitable workflow. With insulated wire now representing a meaningful portion of project scrap, the ability to convert this material into clean copper granules is becoming an attractive option. Contractors who manage multiple projects per month, or who regularly remove wiring from commercial, industrial, or institutional buildings, are finding that consistent volumes can justify a dedicated recovery system.

Engineered Recycling Systems (ERS) works closely with demolition companies, interior strip‑out specialists, and building service contractors who want greater control over their wire stream. Many are looking for a cleaner, more efficient way to handle the material they already generate, without relying solely on fluctuating scrap yard pricing. By integrating a compact, scalable wire recovery system into their operation, contractors can streamline material handling, improve output quality, and create a more stable revenue channel from the wire they remove every day.

As the demolition sector continues to evolve, more companies are recognizing the value of treating insulated wire as a recoverable resource rather than a low‑value byproduct. ERS supports this shift by designing systems that fit the pace, space, and workflow of demolition operations, from small contractor yards to larger regional facilities. With cleaner output, consistent performance, and engineered reliability, these systems help contractors strengthen their material strategy and capture more value from the work they already perform. Engineered Recycling Systems is ready to support demolition and interior contractors who want to explore dedicated wire recovery solutions for their operations.

The tissue industry continues to face mounting pressure to maintain clean air, reduce waste, and meet strict safety standards across high-speed converting lines. Dust and scrap accumulation from kitchen roll, paper towels, and hygiene tissue production not only threatens equipment performance but also compromises operator safety and regulatory compliance.

Engineered Recycling Systems (ERS) has emerged as a trusted partner for manufacturers seeking advanced dust and scrap collection solutions tailored to the tissue sector. ERS systems are engineered to capture fine airborne fibers and production scrap directly at the source — supporting hygienic operations, reducing maintenance, and improving overall plant efficiency.

Key features include:

• Balancing Fan Technology — Stabilizes airflow and reduces energy consumption across the system.

• CCM® Filter System — Maintains high filtration efficiency with continuous nozzle cleaning every 2–3 minutes.

• Modular Integration — Easily adapts to existing converting and packaging lines.

• Dust Puck Compaction — Enables clean disposal or reintegration into the waste stream.

• Compliance Assurance — Meets OSHA, NFPA, and hygiene production standards.

ERS is currently installing another full-scale dust and scrap collection system at a tissue manufacturing facility, reinforcing its commitment to clean air and sustainable production in the hygiene sector. The system will support high-volume converting with minimal downtime and maximum filtration performance.

ERS solutions are trusted by leading producers of facial tissue, kitchen roll, paper towels, and hygiene products — because in modern tissue manufacturing, clean air isn’t optional, it’s operational.

Dust accumulation in kitchen roll, paper towels, kitchen paper, and tissue production is a persistent challenge, impacting air quality, worker safety, and plant efficiency. While other companies offer dust control solutions, Engineered Recycling Systems (ERS) provides a system that goes further — combining precision airflow management, high‑capacity filtration, and modular adaptability designed specifically for the tissue and paper hygiene industry.

ERS dust collection systems deliver:

• Superior Dust Capture — Fine paper dust is contained at source, protecting workers and equipment.

• Energy‑Smart Operation — Optimized airflow reduces power consumption while maintaining peak performance.

• Low Maintenance Design — Rugged construction and simplified service access minimize downtime and costs.

• Scalable Integration — Modular units adapt seamlessly to existing kitchen roll, paper towel, and tissue production lines.

• Cleaner, Safer Work Environment — Reduced airborne particles improve compliance with health and safety standards.

By combining innovation with sustainability, ERS dust control systems give manufacturers a cleaner, safer, and more efficient production environment — setting a new benchmark for the industry.