SENNEBOGEN 830 E Electric Material Handler Sorting and Loading for RESAG Recycling und Sortierwerk Bern AG

For various sorting and loading tasks, RESAG Recycling und Sortierwerk Bern AG has invested in a new 830 E from SENNEBOGEN. The electric machine is mounted on a rail undercarriage with a track gauge of 7.25m and supports the efficient recycling of construction waste in the sorting plant’s hall. The machine was delivered by the local sales and service partner Kuhn Schweiz.

RESAG Recycling und Sortierwerk Bern AG was founded in 1988 as a sorting plant and employs 16 people at its site. The company mainly processes commercial waste, particularly from industry and the construction sector. Materials such as wood, scrap iron, packaging, construction waste and plaster are sorted, separated and processed into high-quality recycling products both mechanically and by hand. Over 85% of waste is thus returned to the material cycle. Quality, environmental protection and workplace safety are always top priorities for the team led by Managing Director René Schneider.

The approximately 60m long rail, on which the SENNEBOGEN 830 E electric material handler is mounted, runs through the length of the of the sorting plant hall centre. It sorts and loads the material, which is delivered and unloaded by trucks. The rail concept had already been in place for several years. When it was time to replace the previously used machine after around 10 years, the company decided to invest in a SENNEBOGEN 830 E, which will be in operation between 2,000 and 2,500 hours per year from now on. The machine performs a wide range of tasks in the hall, from unloading the trucks to coarse sorting of material, feeding the sorting system and loading the skips underneath the rails.

In addition to the 830 E, the sorting plant uses a mobile SENNEBOGEN 825 E in front of the hall, which mainly supports the company in wood processing and wood chip production – the purchase of a second model is already being planned.

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