Waste Management
Do you want to produce less waste? Use RAVAS mobile weighing systems to understand your waste flows and prevent overloading waste containers. RAVAS solutions make managing waste look easy.
Increase Waste Management Production
Collect, measure, and weigh waste accurately and promptly with RAVAS Mobile Weighing Solutions.
Overview of waste flow improvements
Benefits
No more overload
Using a RAVAS mobile weighing system, you will know whether a waste container has sufficient space before adding a batch to it. As a result, there will no longer be any issues with overloaded containers.
Better time management
Collect waste promptly and replace empty containers efficiently with RAVAS waste management solutions.
Accurate invoicing
The waste contractor invoices are easy to check as the weighing data of the mobile weighing system are communicated to the central computer system wirelessly.
Easy charging
It is also somewhat more straightforward and transparent if you wish to charge your customers' costs for waste processing.
Compatible mobile weighing systems
RAVAS recommends
Case studies
Charging customers for waste residue
Janus Vaten
Janus Vaten cleans steel drums and IBC’s and offers them for re-use. The residue left in the IBC’s is stored for removal by a waste processing company. With iForks, Janus Vaten now charges customers for the residue processing costs.
Nijsen Granico
Nijsen Granico collects rest materials at food companies for processing into cattle-fodder. Every Nijsen lorry carries a hand pallet truck scale to weigh the collected containers in the client's presence, so he immediately knows what will be invoiced.
AVAG
At AVAG, waste materials are processed into raw materials and partly sold to the customer. The recycled materials are invoiced by weight. AVAG equipped their forklift truck with a calibrated weighing system. By using additional attachments like a rotator, also bulky goods can be weighed.
Smurfit Kappa
Smurfit Kappa specializes in the development and production of offset printed cardboard packaging. Cardboard waste occurs in different stages of the production process. By weighing waste flows and monitoring the information, the mountain of waste is reduced as much as possible.
