AT Precision recycles impressive 50 tonnes of material in six months

AT Precision has recycled an impressive 50 tonnes of material since the beginning of this year, thanks to its new Recycled Thermal Reinforcement (RTR) system.

In January, the company introduced the RTR system to its production line, in line with a new recycling scheme at its Durham premises.

The scheme sees AT Precision picking up unused or unwanted uPVC materials from its customers, and processing these for use in manufacturing its own screw retention profile bars.

Sales Director Michael Hewitt comments: “We found that many of our customers are left with unused materials following their production processes, and by introducing our new recycling scheme, we’ve helped them produce less waste. We are happy to collect this material directly from our customers, which we then grind and melt down to produce a screw retention profile bar.

“To have already recycled 50 tonnes of material to date is a huge achievement, and a real indication of the commitment of not just AT Precision, but of our customers, to reducing waste and bettering the environment.

“The climate crisis is an important issue across all sectors, and for us, making efforts to become more sustainable has always been a priority. We have a commitment to playing our part in helping the planet, and we feel the new recycling scheme and RTR system have been very worthwhile investments.

“Looking ahead, I’m confident we will successfully recycle at least double of what we’ve already achieved by the end of this year, helping both AT Precision and our valued customers mitigate environmental impacts, reduce waste, save money, and overall contribute to a more sustainable and environmentally friendly industry.”