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Lamp recycle
February 1st 2008

Balcan has produced a new multi-purpose recycling plant capable of processing all kinds and sizes of both whole and precrushed lamps.

The recycler (MPC4000) was developed from the company's original design which won the Queen's Award for Enterprise in 2006 . When mounted in lamp collection vehicles they allow up to five times more lamps to be carried when pre-crushed and loaded in vehicles than when lamps remain whole. Capable of accepting both whole and precrushed lamps fed from 45-gallon drums, which can hold an average of 600 x 4ft fluorescent tubes or their equivalent at an approximate rate of 8 drums per hour, the MPC4000 separates clean glass cullet from the debris.At the same time, the mercury bearing phosphor powder is drawn through filters including one containing activated carbon to remove the mercury vapour from the air so it can be exhausted safely to the outside atmosphere.

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