Economical pressure, changing legal frameworks and growing quality requirements: the recycling and waste disposal industry is placing increasingly high demands on providers of processing solutions. Doppstadt will demonstrate how these can be implemented at the International Trade Fair for Environmental and Wastewater Technologies (IFAT) in Munich from 13 to 17 May.
Under the motto “it’s not a booth, it’s a recycling plant”, Doppstadt’s presentation goes beyond a regular trade fair stand. Instead, the company is deliberately presenting a practical recycling plant in some areas and demonstrating various facets of processing with its solutions. In this way, Doppstadt demonstrates concrete and tried-and-tested solutions for the current and future challenges facing the industry.
“After the excellent experience we had with the concept in 2022, it was very easy for us to make the decision for a large stand in the outdoor area of the trade fair once again,” said Michael Zeppenfeldt, Sales Manager Germany at Doppstadt Umwelttechnik GmbH. “We have the space we need to present our solutions in the best possible way and at the same time focus on the needs of our customers.”
The aim of putting the customer at the centre of attention is not only reflected in the positioning of the stand on the outdoor area, but also in its architecture. This time, the company is deliberately incorporating the daily challenges faced by customers. “We are simulating the working environment of our customers and underpinning our expertise in processing technology in this way,” said Zeppenfeldt.
Doppstadt solutions offer high added value in practice
The trade fair appearance is characterised by flexible, future-proof and economical solutions. In terms of future-proofing and flexibility, Doppstadt presents its INVENTHOR 6.2. The INVENTHOR is up to any current and future shredding task – as a stand-alone machine, in combination with the SELECTOR 800.2 or with the new basket system.
The Doppstadt solution is also available with an electric drive. The INVENTHOR 6.2 has an optimised folding hopper, which makes loading by wheel loader or excavator even more user-friendly.
The enhanced SM 620.3 screening machine fulfils the requirement for economic efficiency. Under the motto “Simply efficient screening”, the SM 620.3 is precisely customised to meet customer requirements. In practice, it offers the same performance as its predecessor model with increased efficiency at an attractive price.
Doppstadt demonstrates just how flexible processing can be with its AK series at IFAT Munich. From rear baskets to baffle plates: With its wide range of equipment, Doppstadt will be showcasing its grinder line in various applications. The AK is characterised by its broad and expandable range of applications.
The mobile-modular treatment solutions that Doppstadt is presenting at IFAT Munich under the new brand name MMPC (formerly MMAK) are also economical, legally compliant and flexible. “To further establish our concept, we have renamed our MMAK to the internationally recognisable MMPC. We see a lot of potential for our solutions on the international markets,” said Zeppenfeldt.
One of the focused points at IFAT is the processing of commercial, mixed construction site and biowaste. Zeppenfeldt explained: “Our Mobile Modular Processing Concept MMPC is based on the modular principle. Here, mobile machines are combined to enable broader and deeper value creation.”
Doppstadt will also be represented with its machines in the demo area in the fields of waste wood and garden waste, including the INVENTHOR 6.2 and the AK 640 SA. In the crushing zone, the company will be demonstrating the processing of contaminated construction waste with the mobile modular processing concept MMPC.
Focus on dialogue about future requirements
In addition to presenting its solutions, the company would like to learn more about the future requirements and wishes of its customers and is offering space and time for this. Michael Zeppenfeldt explains: “We are looking forward to an open and collaborative dialogue with our current and future customers again this year.”
