Daniel Harris was working to solve a growing problem. His company, which specializes in recycling medical waste, was seeing an influx of used medical blister packs – which were small and made of a variety of materials, making them difficult to recycle. The traditional methods they used were inefficient and costly, resulting in a large amount of waste going to landfill. Daniel knew that if MedEco wanted to remain competitive and achieve its sustainability goals, they needed a more advanced solution.

Daniel discovered TM-Machine’s “Medical Blister Recycling Machine”. He was impressed by its ability to effectively separate and recycle the plastic and aluminum from medical blister packs. It is designed for high-speed processing and can handle large volumes of medical blister packs. We will be able to recycle plastic and aluminum at high rates instead of sending them to landfill.

TM-Machine’s technology has a recovery rate of over 90% for both materials, which means that MedEco can not only reduce its impact on the environment, but also sell the recovered materials to other industries.

The environmental benefits are equally important. TM-Machine’s machines are designed for low emissions and minimal waste, helping MedEco maintain its reputation as an industry leader in sustainability. This will allow the company to reduce its carbon footprint and comply with increasingly stringent environmental regulations.

With TM-Machine’s waste medical blister recycling machines, MedEco Recycling has turned a complex recycling challenge into a profitable environmental opportunity, proving that sustainability and profitability can go hand in hand.