Engineered Recycling Systems is exhibiting at Scrap Expo 2026, September 9-10 at the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville, Kentucky. Scrap Expo is one of the industry's few live demonstration events, where equipment actually runs on the floor instead of sitting behind a sign.

Find ERS at Booth 317 to talk through wire chopping, granulation, and separation systems built to recover clean copper from insulated wire, cable, and mixed scrap, along with the rest of the ERS metals recycling equipment line.

Representatives from TAURUS, ERS's official U.S. distributor and technical service partner for TAURUS shear balers and mobile scrap processing equipment, will be on-site as well, giving visitors a chance to see the full range of TAURUS equipment ERS supports across North America.

Stop by Booth 317 to see the equipment and talk through what a system built around your material stream could look like.

Most vacuum trim units on the market handle one job: pulling trim off the line. They stop there, leaving dust collection as someone else's problem and someone else's equipment.

ERS vacuum transfer systems are engineered differently, as one complete system instead of a bolt-on component. High-velocity scrap conveyance moves trim and scrap without jams, flutter, or suction instability. A Low Profile Separator pulls that material cleanly out of the airstream. The CCM® OCT Filter handles dust collection at the same time, without compressed air and without the explosion venting standard baghouse systems require.

The result is one integrated system built for converting lines, corrugated, paper, and label production alike, instead of a patchwork of separate equipment that each need their own maintenance, their own downtime, and their own point of failure.

Ready to see what one engineered system can do for your line instead of three separate ones.

Corrugated box manufacturers need trim removal and dust collection that keeps up with production, not equipment that becomes the bottleneck.

A new corrugated box manufacturing plant expansion is getting a complete engineered system built specifically for that challenge. The system moves trim and scrap without interruption, controls dust at the source, and keeps the production line running at full speed instead of slowing down to manage cleanup.

That means less downtime, a safer plant floor, and one integrated system to rely on instead of a patchwork of separate equipment bolted together over time. It's the same engineering approach behind every ERS trim and dust system: built for real production, not just spec sheets.

Discover how ERS engineers complete trim removal and dust collection systems built for real corrugated production.