Systems and Solutions

Waste is deposited into inlets and transported through an underground pipe network to a central collection station, where it is compacted and stored. This system is well-suited for large urban areas, residential complexes, and commercial districts. The technology can incorporate sensors and automated monitoring systems to track waste levels in real time, optimising the collection schedule and ensuring that the system operates efficiently without overflow.

Cities of any size can use Envac Sorting, which can be done either by traditional manual collection or by an automated waste collection system. This system uses advanced sorting technology to separate different types of waste based on material, colour, or barcode labels. It improves recycling efficiency and waste recovery, making it a sustainable solution for modern waste management.

A vacuum truck can collect waste from individual buildings or entire residential neighbourhoods in small to medium-sized urban areas. Waste is stored in underground tanks connected to docking points, and a vacuum truck extracts it using negative pressure. This system offers flexibility and is ideal for areas where a full stationary system is not practical.

Used in industrial settings, this system efficiently removes continuous production waste, such as paper, plastic, and packaging materials, increasing manufacturing efficiency and reducing operational costs. The system improves productivity, minimises downtime, cuts waste, and reduces expenses for printers, converters, and manufacturers of wide web, label and narrow web, non-woven, film and sheet, paper, and paperboard products.

Specifically designed for organic waste, this system transports food scraps and biodegradable materials through vacuum pipes, reducing odours and maintaining hygiene in residential and commercial kitchens. The system can manage nearly any type of food waste and recyclables, eliminate the risk of cross-contamination, and improve recycling levels.