ERS is exhibiting at Southeast ReMA Connect 2026 in Birmingham, Alabama, September 28 to 30. You will find us at booth 19.

Southeast ReMA brings the regional recycling community into one room, which makes it a good place to have the conversation that actually matters: what your material is, and what a line built around it would recover.

Jeff Wair is on the stand for all three days, so bring the awkward questions. Mixed streams that will not separate cleanly. A shredder that stalls on the difficult loads. Copper still sitting in the reject fraction. Dust nobody has properly captured.

ERS designs and builds metals recovery systems rather than selling machines in isolation. Feed and conveying, shredding and milling, separation, dust capture and the baler at the end are engineered as one line, and supported by the same team afterwards.

Stop by booth 19 and tell us what your material stream looks like. If it is worth testing properly, we will run a sample through the ERS test facility in Atlanta and show you the result.

Corrugated Week 2026 is running this week at the Fort Worth Convention Center, and ERS is on the floor at booth 633.

Every box plant produces trim and dust continuously, and all of it has to leave the machine without interrupting production. Handle one part of that chain well and the weakest link still sets the pace.

ERS builds the complete system. Trim removal at the die cutter, printer and slitter. Vacuum transfer moving material across the plant through ducted lines. Scrap collection and separation feeding the baler. And dust collection and filtration at the end of it.

Because it is engineered as one system, the filtration side can be specified to be OSHA and NFPA compliant with no abort gates and no explosion vents, which changes the ducting, the wall penetrations and the clearance zones a combustible dust installation normally demands. Self-cleaning every two to three minutes, with no compressed air required.

The floor is open Tuesday 12:00 to 5:00 and Wednesday 12:00 to 4:00. Mike Carver and Michael Carver are on the stand both days.

Engineered Recycling Systems is exhibiting at Corrugated Week 2026 in Fort Worth, Texas, September 28 to 30. You will find us at Booth 633.

Corrugated Week puts the whole converting industry in one building, which makes it the right place to talk about the part of the plant that rarely gets designed properly: what happens to the trim after the machine has made the cut.

We are on the stand for all three days. Bring the problems you have stopped expecting anyone to solve. Trim that chokes the system on the heavy grades, a fan that has never quite kept up since the line was sped up, ductwork that was extended one machine at a time, a baler that cannot keep pace at full production.

ERS designs and builds complete trim removal systems rather than selling machines in isolation. Cutters and hoods at the machine, ducting and dust collection, the separator, and the baling system at the end are engineered as one line and supported by the same team afterwards.

Stop by Booth 633 and tell us what your line runs. If it is worth looking at properly, we will work through the numbers with you.