IFAT 2024 IN MUNICH: IT´S NOT A BOOTH, IT´S A RECYCLING PLANT!

Practical insights

From 13 to 17 May, visitors to IFAT will be able to see Doppstadts innovative and proven processing solutions for themselves on the outdoor area of the trade fair and obtain comprehensive information about the future challenges in the recycling and waste disposal industry. Under the motto „it's not a booth, it's a recycling plant“, our presentation goes beyond a mere trade fair stand. Instead, we are deliberately presenting a practical recycling centre in some areas of our stand and showing various facets of processing with our solutions. With the aim of finding out more about the individual concerns and wishes of our customers, we also focus on dialogue and exchange on site.

Flexible, economical, future-proof - see for yourself

Visitors will gain an insight into the work of our INVENTHOR 6.2, among other things. As a stand-alone machine, in combination with the SELECTOR 800.2 or equipped with a new basket system, it is up to any shredding task. In both the classic and electric versions, it has an optimised hinged hopper for particularly user-friendly loading.

Also on show in Munich will be the further developed SM 620.3 screening machine, which has been customised to meet our customers‘ requirements in line with the motto „Simply efficient screening“. In practice, it delivers the same performance as its predecessor model, but scores with increased efficiency at an attractive price.

Our AK series shows just how flexible processing can be. It is characterised by a broad and expandable range of applications. We will be demonstrating the wide range of equipment solutions on site in the fields of waste wood and park and garden waste.

MMAK becomes MMPC

We will also be focussing on the processing of commercial waste, mixed construction site waste and biowaste. In the Crushing Zone, we will be demonstrating the processing of contaminated construction waste with the MMPC (formerly MMAK) processing concept. Sales Manager Michael Zeppenfeldt explains: „Our MMPC mobile modular processing concept is based on the modular principle. Here, mobile machines are combined to enable broader and deeper value creation.“

Feel free to drop by and see for yourself. We look forward to seeing you!