MMH Recycling Systems (UK & Ireland)

Rad Comm RC4138 Rail System installed at the SSI Steel Plant in Redcar

Sahaviriya Steel Industries (SSI) are recommissioning the blast furnace at their Redcar plant. As part of this process, they have built a new scrap bay area that will mainly be fed by scrap coming in by rail.

To protect against radioactive sources entering the steel plant, MMH has supplied a Rad Comm 138 litre enhanced railway radiation detection system with full network capability. The detection system utilises advanced technology and is extremely sensitive to low level radiation emissions from moving rail cargo, regardless of the severe changes in background caused by varying scrap and waste densities.

Rad Comm systems are installed at steel plants and scrap yards world wide. Do not hesitate to contact us to supply a system to protect your yard.

Posted on March 19, 2012 to Radiation Detection | Scrap Processing
Tags: radiation, radiation detection

Dalton Recycling take delivery of a Rad Comm radiation detection system

MMH has recently supplied a Rad Com RC2069 System to Dalton Recycling in Edinburgh. As this yard will be the location for their new shredder operation, it needs to be safe from radioactive materials entering the yard.

Who else but to choose Rad Com Systems - used by more and more scrap metal recyclers in the UK and world wide.

Posted on July 20, 2011 to Radiation Detection
Tags: RadComm, radiation, radiation detection

Rad Comm supply radiation detection systems for conveyors

The Conveyor Belt Radiation detection system provides an extremely high degree of protection for the reliable detection of low-level radioactive material. There are a number of reasons why a conveyor belt radiation detection system is an excellent safe guard for the detection of radioactive material, the face of the detector is in close proximity to the material being monitored, the material density below the detector is relatively low, the measured background radiation levels are low and stable, and there is sufficient time to scan even the smallest piece of radioactive material as it passes by the face of the detector.

MMH recently supplied a conveyor system to Independent Scrap Ltd, which is located in East London.

Below is a photo of a system using one panel.

Posted on May 12, 2011 to Radiation Detection
Tags: conveyor, RadComm, radiation, radiation detection

Rad Comm Radiation Detection Systems are catching radiation sources missed by other systems used at the Port Authority of Rotterdam

A recent news report in The Netherlands was carried out showing that contaminated scrap loads were getting through other systems used at the Port, but were being picked up at leading Dutch Scrap Giant Jewometals BV using Rad Comm Radiation Detection Systems.

Posted on April 7, 2011 to Radiation Detection
Tags: radiation, radiation detection

MMH Buffalo Baler Delivered to H. Ripley & Co

This leading South East Scrap Processor recently took delivery of our 125 Ton 3 Ram Compression Baler.

Impressed with its productivity and the use of a hopper to feed the machine, Ripley & Co have put one of the machines into their Hailsham Yard.

This baler is now in operation and they are very satisfied that they will be able to increase the number of baled non-ferrous material destined for export markets.