Our clients

ATP

XR3000 mobil-e

TexTek

UNTHA XR3000C

“An estimated 7 million mattresses were disposed of in 2017, at a cost of at least £20m, before considering transport and handling. This – coupled with illegal dumping, not to mention the environmental andcommercial cost of manufacturing new replacement products – means the impact of this waste stream is quickly spiralling.”

Allen Jackson, Director, Textek

Safe & Secure Logistics

UNTHA RS40

“Expansion of this service has been organic to date – we’ve never really pushed it as we knew our capacity was limited. But we’ve seen UNTHA in action so know exactly what the technology is capable of.”

Lee Spendlove, managing director, SAS Logistics

Lighthouse Security

UNTHA RS30

“We take our business reputation very seriously, so in choosing a shredding partner, we looked for an organisation with equally high standards.

The UNTHA RS30 is a high performance, industry proven machine, and the changeable screen makes it highly configurable as our company continues to evolve.

Because we are an end-to-end security specialist, we can collect clients’ ‘items’, unload them into our secure CCTV manned and monitored facility, and apply a dedicated tracking number. Our secure storage facility also has an AI-driven security layer which proactively detects anything entering the area. Everything about this rigorously audited service is robust, so we set high standards for the shredder.”

Tim Jensen, founding director, Lighthouse Security.

Malary

UNTHA RS100

“To continually offer the best possible solution for our customers – while boosting the environmental and commercial efficiencies of our facility – we are constantly investing in new and better technologies, and UNTHA’s four shredders now lie at the heart of our operation. The capabilities of these globally-proven machines – known for their ability to tackle difficult materials economically, safely and compliantly – is crucial to us.”

Lewis Walker, managing director, Malary.

Lancashire Waste

UNTHA XR3000RC

“Capacity and consistency are key to our growing
operation. We’ve made the mass switch to high
performance, slower speed shredding technology,
which achieves impressive throughputs and ultra-
flexibility without any of the concerns that typically
exist surrounding downtime, wear or damage
when machines encounter unshreddable items.

Due to our continued shredding technology
investment over the past 12 months, we’ve boosted
our capacity by 50% whilst reducing energy costs
by 25%, and we can now process new material
streams such as metals and tyres which was not
possible before.”

Jim Entwistle, founder, Lancashire Waste

Niramax

XR3000 mobile-e

Shaufler

UNTHA XR3000C

Lancashire Waste

UNTHA XR-XC

Smith & Ouzman

UNTHA RS40

Sanoh UK Manufacturing

UNTHA RS40

RBLI

UNTHA LR1400