Label printing and narrow‑web converting rely on stable, continuous waste extraction to keep presses running at full speed. As materials become more complex and production speeds increase, reliable trim, matrix, and dust removal has become essential for maintaining efficiency. Engineered Recycling Systems now offers expanded solutions designed specifically for label printers, film and foil converters, and paper‑based production lines.

ERS systems provide continuous extraction of matrix waste, edge trim, die‑cut material, and airborne dust. Engineered ducting, high‑efficiency fans, and industrial‑grade filtration ensure consistent airflow and prevent clogs, jams, and dust buildup around the press. Even adhesive‑backed and laminated materials are conveyed reliably, allowing presses to operate without interruption.

A key advantage of the ERS approach is the integration of dust control with scrap removal. High‑capacity CCM filtration captures fine particles at the source, protecting equipment, improving cleanliness, and reducing maintenance. For facilities with multiple presses, ERS also designs centralized systems that collect waste from all lines and deliver it to a single discharge point, improving floor organization and reducing manual handling.

With durable components and engineered airflow management, ERS systems deliver long‑term reliability and stable performance. Converters benefit from cleaner operation, higher machine speeds, and a more efficient production environment.

To learn more about ERS trim, matrix, and dust removal solutions for label and converting lines, contact our team today.

Across the United States, more recyclers are evaluating how to handle the rising volume of lithium‑ion batteries entering the waste stream. This includes everything from consumer electronics to the rapidly increasing number of electric‑vehicle battery packs reaching end‑of‑life. As companies explore their role in this evolving sector, many are focusing on the part of the process that connects directly to the battery‑materials supply chain: the recovery of black mass from pre‑processed lithium‑ion battery materials.

Recyclers are looking for practical, scalable ways to participate in this market without taking on the full complexity of complete battery dismantling or chemical refining. Their interest is centered on solutions that help them manage incoming lithium‑ion and EV battery feedstock in a controlled, reliable manner while producing a material that can move further into established refining pathways. This shift reflects a broader industry trend toward building domestic capacity for battery‑related materials as demand continues to grow.

Engineered Recycling Systems supports operators who are exploring this transition. Our experience in industrial material‑handling environments allows us to assist companies that are assessing how black mass recovery may fit into their long‑term strategy. We work with recyclers who want to understand the landscape, evaluate their options, and determine how to position themselves within the expanding lithium‑ion and EV battery ecosystem.

As interest in battery‑related materials continues to rise, recyclers across the country are seeking dependable partners who can help them navigate this emerging field. ERS remains committed to supporting companies as they explore opportunities and plan their next steps.

If your company is evaluating pathways for lithium‑ion or EV battery material recovery, our team is available to discuss your goals and help you explore potential solutions — contact us today.

Avionics teardown facilities, electronics dismantlers, and specialized recycling operations are increasingly exploring ways to recover the high‑value precious metals contained in older electronic assemblies. Many legacy avionics units and electronic components include elevated concentrations of gold, silver, platinum, palladium, and other valuable metals that can be reclaimed when supported by the right processing approach.

Engineered Recycling Systems provides metals recovery solutions designed to help your operation evaluate opportunities and determine the most effective path toward in‑house processing. Whether you are handling limited initial volumes or planning for long‑term expansion, ERS systems can be configured to support the specific requirements of high‑value electronic scrap.

With engineered separation technology, controlled material handling, and proven recovery performance, ERS helps your team outline practical system layouts that align with your operational goals. Our engineers work closely with you to review material streams, assess feasibility, and develop tailored solutions that support efficient precious‑metal recovery while maintaining a scalable foundation for future growth.

Facilities interested in exploring metals recovery for avionics, electronics, or other high‑value components can connect with Engineered Recycling Systems for a system review and customized recommendations.