Las Vegas, April 2026 — Booth 847
Stokkermill, together with SEDA-Stokkermill USA, concluded its participation at the ReMA Convention 2026 in Las Vegas with strong interest from industry professionals. At a pivotal moment for the North American recycling sector—driven by steady growth in scrap cables, end-of-life electrical equipment, and increasing volumes of e-waste and electronics scrap—the event provided an important platform to showcase practical, fully operational solutions.
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Among the technologies on display, the system that attracted the most attention was the Stokkermill K130S compact granulator for copper and aluminum cables. Engineered to deliver high metal purity within a compact footprint, the K130S stands out as an ideal solution for operators seeking efficiency without the complexity of large-scale industrial plants.
Key specifications:
• Processing capacity: up to 220–265 lb/h
• Designed for recycling copper and aluminum electrical cables
• Expandable into a complete processing line with:
o turbo refining unit
o magnetic belt separator
o PS600 single-shaft pre-shredder
• Italian engineering, with systems already operating in real-world installations
The K130S represents a strategic entry point for scrap yards, cable recyclers, and metal recovery operators focused on reliable and efficient copper recovery.
While cable granulation systems remain the historical core of Stokkermill’s technology portfolio, the industry’s direction is clearly shifting toward WEEE and electronics scrap processing.
At ReMA 2026, it became increasingly clear that the growing volume of electronic waste in the United States and Canada is driving strong demand for advanced separation technologies. In response, Stokkermill offers solutions for End of life PV recycling.
These are not experimental solutions, but fully industrial systems already operating at large scale in Europe, now available for the North American market through SEDA-Stokkermill USA.
One of the key themes at the exhibition was the increasingly critical role of material separation. Today, simple size reduction is no longer enough: true competitiveness depends on the ability to recover high-purity material streams from complex waste flows.
Stokkermill optical sorting and X-ray separation systems address this need with high-precision automated classification, industrial reliability, and performance already proven in real-world applications. These technologies represent one of the fastest-growing areas for recyclers across the United States and Canada.
The show also confirmed the strategic role of SEDA-Stokkermill USA as a dedicated partner for the U.S. and Canadian markets. The team, led by Bruce Henderson, combines deep local industry expertise with direct access to the full Stokkermill technology range—from compact granulators to complete WEEE recycling plants.
This means local support, fast response times, and proven recycling technologies developed by one of the most recognized names in the global recycling industry.
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Stokkermill was also featured in one of the most authoritative international magazines in the recycling sector, Recycling Today, which published an in-depth article on its technologies for recovering materials from solar panels and waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE). The article highlighted the effectiveness of Stokkermill’s solutions in processing photovoltaic modules and complex WEEE streams, with particular emphasis on the plants’ ability to separate and recover strategic materials such as aluminum, copper, glass, and silicon, thereby making a tangible contribution to the development of the circular economy. This publication underscored the company’s role as an international leader in innovation for industrial recycling, further strengthening the brand’s global visibility.
22/04/2026
