Atlanta, GA — As part of its ongoing collaboration with Taurus, Engineered Recycling Systems (ERS) sent members of its team to Daverio, Italy this week to spend time directly at the Taurus manufacturing facility. The visit gives ERS a closer, hands-on look at Taurus equipment — from design and fabrication through final assembly — so the team can bring even deeper product knowledge back to Taurus customers here in the USA.

Pictured above, ERS team members stand alongside a 1,200-tonne track-mounted shear on the Taurus factory floor — one of the heavy-duty machines built to handle the toughest scrap processing conditions, from demolition scrap and heavy plate to end-of-life vehicles.

As the exclusive North American distributor for Taurus, ERS has been expanding its ability to support the full Taurus lineup — including inclined shears, preshredders, shear balers, and hammermills — with the sales, service, and technical expertise customers expect. Time spent on the ground in Italy strengthens that support, giving the ERS team firsthand insight into the engineering and technology behind every Taurus machine.

"Visits like this make a real difference for our customers," said [Name/Title]. "The more our team understands about how these machines are built, the better we can support them once they're out in the field."

ERS will continue to build on this collaboration with Taurus to bring proven European-engineered scrap processing equipment to demolition contractors and scrap processors across North America.

ERS Engineered Recycling Systems Atlanta, the exclusive North American distributor for TAURUS, now offers the new TAURUS MIZAR — a heavy-duty mobile baler engineered specifically for demolition scrap.

Unlike balers built for yard-based operations, MIZAR is designed to work directly on the demolition site. Using a ROLL ON / ROLL OFF system, the unit can be repositioned from job to job, compacting rebar, sheet metal, structural profiles, and mixed demolition scrap where it's generated instead of hauling it back to a central yard first.

That mobility only holds up because of the machine's Heavy Duty construction — oversized steelwork and components built to absorb impacts, irregular loads, and the structural stress that comes standard on demolition sites. For processors running that kind of material, robustness isn't a nice-to-have; it's what determines uptime, service life, and long-term maintenance cost.

On-site compaction with MIZAR changes the economics of demolition scrap handling: fewer transport trips, lower fuel consumption, reduced labor hours, and denser, higher-value loads reaching the collection yard.

As the exclusive North American distributor for TAURUS, ERS Engineered Recycling Systems Atlanta provides sales, service, and support for the MIZAR and the full TAURUS lineup, bringing proven European-engineered scrap processing equipment to demolition contractors and scrap processors across North America.

ERS Engineered Recycling Systems has completed a new CCM® OCT dust collection install engineered for a high‑speed Flexo Folder Gluer line, giving a large‑scale corrugated packaging producer full extraction of fiber dust, trim dust, and airborne particulate from feeding, printing, die‑cutting, and folding‑gluing. The same dust points — feed section, print units, die‑cutter, slotter, and folder‑gluer station — appear on FFG lines across manufacturers, making this extraction layout broadly applicable to comparable high‑speed converting equipment. The result is a cleaner, safer production floor with far less manual cleanup required around the line.

At the core is the CCM® OCT Filter, using oscillating suction nozzles for continuous cartridge cleaning without compressed air or water — keeping pressure drop stable and airflow consistent through sustained high‑speed operation, with Magnesense airflow monitoring on each module for real‑time verification.

The system meets OSHA and NFPA requirements without explosion venting or high‑speed abort gates, using only the horsepower required for stable conveying and filtration — supporting energy‑efficient, low‑maintenance operation across continuous multi‑shift production.

ERS field engineers handled ductwork design, filter placement, and startup on‑site, commissioning the system to run at full production speed from day one.

ERS Engineered Recycling Systems Atlanta designs and integrates dust collection and trim removal systems for Flexo Folder Gluer lines and other high‑speed corrugated converting equipment, helping producers meet air quality and compliance requirements without sacrificing line speed.