Amazing Recycling Machines That Are At Another Level

it looks like they need some smart MIT engineer to come up with a way to automate that tire cutting machine, got tired just looking at that poor guy doing all that heavy lifting, what a job!

The part where he cuts the tyre tread into smaller parts is far from being ergonomically designed. That guy is going to rupture something doing that all day.

the first machine is what every single grocery store in Finland has and does the same thing on 1/10th scale of that thing.

Quite literally, The first step in recycling is to be able to tell the difference between bottles and cans.

Is that first crusher available in politician size? Asking for a friend...

But..... these are not bottles, they are cans ?? Am I missing something here ?

At another level, they never explained what that level is.

How can someone that makes 3 videos a week not know the difference between a can and a bottle?

That tire cutting machine at the 1:35 mark is about as slow as can be imagined. We have mountains of tires world wide, the power/energy that machine uses as well as requiring a person to operate it is crazy slow. It would take 1000s of those machines 100s of years to even make a dent in all the used tires we have piled up. The Eco-Green Tire Cutter is much better.

5:45 Look what else they are implying that the machine can be used to shred! OMFG!!!

Regarding the tire cutting machine, where the one lone guy cuts the sidewalls first. Why is that machine located outside of the building? That poor guy would be working outside in inclement weather all through his work shift just to cut up old tires. It would make more sense to do this job inside where the worker wouldn't catch polio or pneumonia being in the snow and rain.

making big things into smaller things isn't recycling, compacting would be a more accurate term.

Those are cans bottles are glass. There’s tire shredding machines that grind tires into powder. Most if not all cement plants use the whole tire. The cardboard baler has been around since the 1920s

That was awesome to see

everything looks so clean ... not like real life jobs

That's got to be the slowest cardboard bailer I've ever seen!

Very interesting. I enjoyed.

Doing that job all day long would make me very tyred

if you can build a place near a volcano where the lava is around 2500 degrees you can build large containers, containers the size of railroad tanker cars or railroad box cars made out of paper and drop them in to a pool of lava deep enough for them to hold together long enough to sink beneath the lava, then the plastics, that are contaminated or not recyclable, and the toxic gasses will be able to be completely destroyed with out worry of the toxic gasses being released in to the atmosphere and with out the plastics polluting the environment.

Shredded tyres can be used laying asphalt roads