ERS Engineered Recycling Systems Atlanta, the exclusive North American distributor for TAURUS, now offers the new TAURUS MIZAR — a heavy-duty mobile baler engineered specifically for demolition scrap.

Unlike balers built for yard-based operations, MIZAR is designed to work directly on the demolition site. Using a ROLL ON / ROLL OFF system, the unit can be repositioned from job to job, compacting rebar, sheet metal, structural profiles, and mixed demolition scrap where it's generated instead of hauling it back to a central yard first.

That mobility only holds up because of the machine's Heavy Duty construction — oversized steelwork and components built to absorb impacts, irregular loads, and the structural stress that comes standard on demolition sites. For processors running that kind of material, robustness isn't a nice-to-have; it's what determines uptime, service life, and long-term maintenance cost.

On-site compaction with MIZAR changes the economics of demolition scrap handling: fewer transport trips, lower fuel consumption, reduced labor hours, and denser, higher-value loads reaching the collection yard.

As the exclusive North American distributor for TAURUS, ERS Engineered Recycling Systems Atlanta provides sales, service, and support for the MIZAR and the full TAURUS lineup, bringing proven European-engineered scrap processing equipment to demolition contractors and scrap processors across North America.

ERS Engineered Recycling Systems has completed a new CCM® OCT dust collection install engineered for a high‑speed Flexo Folder Gluer line, giving a large‑scale corrugated packaging producer full extraction of fiber dust, trim dust, and airborne particulate from feeding, printing, die‑cutting, and folding‑gluing. The same dust points — feed section, print units, die‑cutter, slotter, and folder‑gluer station — appear on FFG lines across manufacturers, making this extraction layout broadly applicable to comparable high‑speed converting equipment. The result is a cleaner, safer production floor with far less manual cleanup required around the line.

At the core is the CCM® OCT Filter, using oscillating suction nozzles for continuous cartridge cleaning without compressed air or water — keeping pressure drop stable and airflow consistent through sustained high‑speed operation, with Magnesense airflow monitoring on each module for real‑time verification.

The system meets OSHA and NFPA requirements without explosion venting or high‑speed abort gates, using only the horsepower required for stable conveying and filtration — supporting energy‑efficient, low‑maintenance operation across continuous multi‑shift production.

ERS field engineers handled ductwork design, filter placement, and startup on‑site, commissioning the system to run at full production speed from day one.

ERS Engineered Recycling Systems Atlanta designs and integrates dust collection and trim removal systems for Flexo Folder Gluer lines and other high‑speed corrugated converting equipment, helping producers meet air quality and compliance requirements without sacrificing line speed.

TAURUS shear balers are engineered for demanding scrap operations where hydraulic pressure directly influences cutting quality, cycle speed, and operational continuity. Operating at 6,100 psi / 420 bar, TAURUS machines deliver a level of force and efficiency rarely found in comparable equipment, making them a preferred choice for yards processing bulky, mixed, and demolition scrap.

This performance is the result of advanced structural engineering and high‑pressure hydraulic design. TAURUS integrates steel distribution panels, high‑pressure pumps and valves, flexible hoses, and SAE6000 flanges to maintain stability under extreme load. A key component of this reliability is the ARES welding method, which reinforces rigid pipe joints with external strengthening and structural filling. This approach ensures long‑term tightness and durability, even during continuous operation on difficult material.

Working in the 5,800–6,100 psi / 400–420 bar range allows TAURUS machines to apply more force with less energy. The system delivers only the pressure required at each stage of the cutting cycle, reducing failed cuts, lowering electrical absorption peaks, and shortening cycle times. Reduced oil circulation minimizes thermal stress, component wear, and maintenance costs while improving response speed and cycle consistency.

The combination of high‑pressure hydraulics, a self‑supporting frame, and advanced electronics ensures cleaner cuts, stronger continuity, and stable performance on elastic or bulky scrap. Each cycle generates more value with fewer losses and less downtime, supporting higher hourly productivity and lower operating costs.

ERS Engineered Recycling Systems Atlanta is the official TAURUS partner in North America, providing equipment, service, and support for scrap operations seeking high‑pressure cutting performance and long‑term reliability.

Modern TAURUS shear balers rely on a monobloc structure mounted on a welded steel‑beam frame, a design that improves performance, reliability, and long‑term operating cost. This construction eliminates complex civil works, requiring only a properly sized industrial concrete yard and allowing production to continue until installation. At end‑of‑life, the machine can be replaced without modifying the site or demolishing foundations.

The monobloc frame removes alignment issues, protects hydraulic piping inside the steel beams, and keeps the machine elevated for better accessibility and environmental protection. Faster commissioning becomes possible, with full installation and startup achieved within days. An integrated collection tank manages leachate and oil spills, simplifying cleaning and improving visibility of electrical and hydraulic lines.

Increased structural stiffness reduces vibration and deformation, while the lowered center of gravity enhances stability. The frame provides secure mounting points for the pre‑loading system and compression box guards, and supports anti‑vibration mounts that enable dynamic isolation—something multi‑element machines fixed directly to foundations cannot achieve without complex structures.

This frame is a true competitive advantage, delivering faster installation, full hydraulic protection, greater stability, easier maintenance, extended lifetime, and compatibility with advanced anti‑vibration systems. ERS continues to integrate TAURUS shear balers across the United States, combining Italian‑built strength with U.S.‑based technical service, installation, and long‑term support.

If you would like to learn more about TAURUS shear balers, monobloc frame technology, or how ERS integrates these machines into complete scrap‑processing systems, contact us.

The BRAVO pre‑shredder from TAURUS, integrated by Engineered Recycling Systems (ERS), is designed to stabilize and strengthen modern scrap‑processing lines. Equipped with horizontally counter‑rotating shafts, BRAVO delivers a controlled coarse reduction of mixed scrap, bulky scrap, and end‑of‑life vehicles (ELVs), preparing material for efficient downstream processing.

By opening and loosening bales, BRAVO creates a steady, homogeneous feed into the primary shredder or hammer mill, reducing interruptions and improving overall system stability. This controlled flow helps eliminate explosion risks, increases operational safety, and minimizes unplanned downtime.

BRAVO also reduces energy consumption, prevents absorption peaks, and maintains consistent load conditions. These improvements extend the lifetime of wear plates, grids, and hammers, lowering maintenance costs and improving long‑term efficiency.

Even smaller shredders and mills benefit from BRAVO’s ability to deliver higher volumes with stable performance. Through the combined strengths of TAURUS engineering and ERS system integration, the BRAVO pre‑shredder provides a reliable, durable, and safety‑focused solution for operators seeking stronger throughput and reduced operational risk.

ERS participated in the Gulf Coast ReMa Conference 2026, meeting with recyclers and operators from across the region to discuss engineered copper wire and cable recovery systems. The event offered a focused setting for conversations around copper recovery, wire and cable recycling equipment, and downstream metals recovery systems.

We want to thank everyone who stopped by our booth during the show. The interest, questions, and project discussions were greatly appreciated, and we look forward to continuing these conversations as facilities evaluate new recovery goals and system upgrades.

Our engineered copper wire and cable recovery systems are designed to increase throughput, improve material purity, and deliver consistent, high‑efficiency metals recovery. The feedback from the event reinforces the growing demand for reliable, integrated solutions built for long‑term performance.

To learn more about our copper wire and cable recovery systems, visit our product page.

Engineered Recycling Systems (ERS) is sharing important news from TAURUS regarding a new strategic partnership that appoints ERS as the official U.S. distributor for TAURUS scrap‑processing equipment. As part of this collaboration, ERS will also serve as the primary technical service and support provider for all TAURUS installations across the United States.

This development strengthens the presence of TAURUS in North America, giving U.S. recyclers direct access to the full range of TAURUS technologies, including inclined shears, shear balers, pre‑shredders, and hammermills, supported by ERS’s local, responsive, and highly specialized service teams. For more than sixty years, TAURUS has been recognized worldwide for engineering excellence, patented innovations, and deep expertise in processing ferrous and non‑ferrous materials. Through this collaboration, ERS will integrate TAURUS equipment into its engineered systems, delivering high‑efficiency scrap‑processing solutions to U.S. customers.

“TAURUS builds machines that stand up to the toughest scrap conditions,” said Mike Carver, Vice President of Sales at ERS. “Their engineering aligns with our commitment to performance, reliability, and long‑term customer support. This collaboration allows ERS to deliver complete, high‑efficiency systems backed by our integration and service expertise.”

ERS will provide nationwide coverage through sales and distribution of TAURUS equipment, installation and commissioning, technical service, maintenance, and spare parts, and system integration and engineering support. “The United States is a strategic market for TAURUS,” added Giovanni Colombo, TAURUS CSO. “Partnering with ERS ensures that our customers receive not only top‑tier machinery, but also the local service, responsiveness, and technical expertise they deserve.”

This collaboration reinforces the shared commitment of ERS and TAURUS to deliver reliable, high‑performance, and industry‑leading recycling systems across the U.S. market.

ERS is announcing a new partnership with TAURUS, a division of C&G Srl, expanding the range of engineered recycling solutions available to customers across the United States. This collaboration enhances the system‑level capabilities ERS provides and strengthens our position as a leading integrator of scrap processing technology.

ERS has long delivered complete, fully integrated U.S. recycling systems designed for performance, reliability, and long‑term operational efficiency. By adding TAURUS equipment to our offering, we are expanding the options available for facilities that require proven, heavy‑duty solutions supported by local engineering, installation, and service from ERS Engineered Recycling Systems.

Existing TAURUS customers in the United States will now receive direct support from ERS. This ensures faster response times, streamlined communication, and a single partner for equipment, upgrades, and future system integration. The combined strengths of ERS and TAURUS create a more complete and capable solution for operations focused on metal recycling integration and long‑term system performance.

ERS remains committed to advancing recycling equipment partnership opportunities that bring value, reliability, and innovation to the industry. This new collaboration reinforces that commitment and expands the technology available to recyclers nationwide.

Engineered Recycling Systems (ERS) will attend the Gulf Coast ReMa Conference 2026, a regional gathering focused on recycling operations, metals recovery, and industry collaboration across the Gulf Coast. This event is designed for recyclers, processors, and facility operators to connect, exchange ideas, and discuss current challenges and project needs.

ERS will be available at Booth 610 for discussions about copper wire and cable recovery, fines processing, downstream metals recovery, and project planning for integrated recycling systems. Our team will share insights from recent industrial projects, including system layouts, material‑flow strategies, and approaches that help recyclers increase metal yield and improve overall process efficiency.

The Gulf Coast ReMa Conference provides an opportunity for recyclers to speak directly with ERS about upcoming projects, system upgrades, and long‑term operational goals.

Visit ERS at the Gulf Coast ReMa Conference 2026 – Booth 610.

The MRP 560 separation box plays a central role in advanced non ferrous refining lines, providing the accuracy required to separate fine metallic and plastic fractions with consistent reliability. Using controlled airflow and vibration, the system isolates heavier copper and aluminum particles from lighter plastic and rubber components. This process reduces material losses, increases purity, and supports stable downstream performance, making the MRP 560 separation box an essential component for facilities focused on maximizing recovery rates within a modern metal recovery system.

The MRP 560 separation box operates within a complete engineered recycling line that includes material input and preparation, initial density separation, controlled feeding, Turbo Mill refining, metals valorization, and fine fraction separation. Each stage prepares the material for the final densimetric separation process, where the MRP 560 separation box delivers its highest value. The system supports cable recycling, radiator processing, and WEEE recovery, offering a versatile solution for operations seeking dependable non ferrous refining performance.

Engineered Recycling Systems is the certified distributor and system integrator for Guidetti Recycling Systems in the United States. ERS provides engineered system design, turnkey installation, and long‑term service support, ensuring that customers benefit from optimized performance and seamless integration. The MRP 560 separation box continues to demonstrate its value as a high‑precision module within ERS‑engineered metal recovery system solutions.

Engineered Recycling Systems (ERS) has successfully completed the RAVS 360 Safety Compliance review through ISNetworld, reinforcing the company’s commitment to verified safety practices across all installation and handling operations.

The RAVS 360 review is an enhanced evaluation in which ISNetworld conducts a detailed assessment of a contractor’s safety programs, documentation, and implementation procedures. Completion of this review confirms that ERS meets the required standards for safe installation, equipment handling, and job‑site practices.

This achievement strengthens ERS’s ongoing dedication to delivering systems that meet the highest levels of safety, reliability, and performance for customers across the recycling and material‑processing industries.

ERS has received the official RAVS 360 compliance badge, which will be displayed on the company website and other applicable materials.

Cold corrugator lines are increasingly used in corrugated production environments where compact layouts and stable output are required. Facilities operating equipment such as CORR24 cold corrugators or plants like Interpac running cold corrugator technology often face challenges with trim removal, matrix extraction, and dust collection during slitting, scoring, and downstream converting. ERS supports these operations with engineered systems designed to improve cleanliness, airflow stability, and overall scrap handling performance. References to manufacturers such as CORR24 or operators like Interpac are provided solely to describe the types of equipment commonly found in the industry.

ERS trim and matrix removal systems transport scrap efficiently from the corrugator and converting line, reducing manual cleanup and preventing buildup that can affect print quality and machine uptime. Integrated dust collection solutions capture lightweight fibers and fines at critical points, improving housekeeping and supporting consistent airflow across the entire system.

Facilities operating cold corrugators, including those using CORR24 equipment or similar systems, can rely on ERS for engineered trim removal, matrix extraction, and dust collection solutions. Additional information is available on our pages for Trim & Matrix Removal Systems and Corrugated Industry Trim Removal Systems.