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Kaiserberg motorway junction: ramp construction with recycled mineral materials

B + R Baustoff-Handel und Recycling Düsseldorf-Neuss GmbH, a REMEX subsidiary, currently manages construction and demolition waste and supplies soil in impressive volumes for the site works at the Kaiserberg junction. Details will follow shortly in our blog post!!

25. August 2026

Mobile IBA recycling

First impressions of REMEX’s new mobile incinerator bottom ash processing plant, installed after delivery for the first time. Find out more about the technology here

20. August 2026

Commercial site development with recycled construction materials

The brief video shows a all-round view of the former Langendiebach Air Base military site, where recycled aggregates from REMEX in Kelsterbach were used in the subgrade to prepare the site for commercial development. Read more here

03. August 2026

Fast greenery

A brief glimpse of the hydroseeding of the embankment at the DK-0 landfill site in Dülmen – a key part of the early-stage recultivation measures carried out by REMEX. As a result, the landfill site will sool blend into the surrounding landscape, with positive effects on the establishment of regional flora and fauna.

23. July 2026

Controlled blasting at Großtagebau Kamsdorf

Raw material extraction at REMEX’s Kamsdorf open-pit mine: precise, safe, and controlled.

30. June 2026

Mineral waste management for rail infrastructure

Recycling companies are essential to the renovation of Deutsche Bahn’s rail network. As part of the refurbishment of the Hagen–Wuppertal–Cologne railway line, REMEX is responsible for the disposal of mineral waste at three stations. Find out more here

03. June 2026

Highlights from the Singapore screen exchange

This year, REMEX replaced the key component of the metal processing plant in Singapore – the drum screen. An international team consisting of staff from REMEX and Eggersmann was responsible for the operation and positioned the screen, which weighs 14 tonnes and is 14 metres long, with pinpoint accuracy.

15. May 2026

A quick quiz

With inclination, momentum and air – where do heavy and light metals end up on the air table when they are processed at our subsidiary Heros Sluiskil B.V. Our Dutch company uses a density-based separation method that makes use of the law of inertia. The fine non-ferrous metal concentrates extracted from grate ash are fed over the air tables and swirled into the air by an air current not visible here, whilst the slightly inclined table oscillates at the same time: the heavy metals move upwards, the light metals downwards.

16. April 2026

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