Articles from Recycling Today (November 1, 2001)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A real load: as processing equipment has grown, so has the preference for heavier loaders.	Taylor, Brian		1306
Al-Jon Inc. (Installations).		Brief Article	98
American baler installs Bimax balers. (Installations).		Brief Article	71
Anheuser-Busch recognizes quality. (Municipal Recycling).		Brief Article	115
Calendar.			266
Editor's focus.	Taylor, Brian	Brief Article	596
Expectations melt in aluminum market. (Non Ferrous).		Brief Article	654
Fast forward: sleek styling, remote controls and computerization are likely trends for the heavy equipment of the future.	Muller, Tom		3567
Feeling contrary. (Ferrous).		Brief Article	290
Ferretti no longer leading NRC. (Municipal Recycling).		Brief Article	168
Flattening out. (Paper).		Brief Article	465
Gershow adds Brooklyn facility. (Scrap Industry News).		Brief Article	205
Hanging on: veteran scrap recyclers have seen ups and downs before, so they're holding out through the current slump.	Taylor, Brian	Statistical Data Included	1974
IPS installs two-ram balers. (Installations).		Brief Article	181
Kobelco Construction Machinery America.		Brief Article	74
Lift off: hydraulic handlers have skyrocketed as the material handling machine of choice at high-output recycling facilities.	Taylor, Brian		1877
Making a case. (Scrap Industry News).		Brief Article	296
No bright copper forecast for 2002. (Nonferrous).		Brief Article	438
Northshore Manufacturing Inc. (Installations).		Brief Article	95
Old friends and new servants. (welcome).	Taylor, Brian	Brief Article	376
Planter made with mixed plastic. (Plastics).		Brief Article	159
Positive identification: whether using X-ray or arc/spark metal analysis, technology promises improvements in speed and accuracy. (Metal Analyzers).	Toto, Deanne		2305
Proposed recycled newsprint mill one step closer. (Paper).		Brief Article	91
Recycling Today Media Group.		Brief Article	142
Safety video pulls no punches. (Scrap Industry News).		Brief Article	340
Sandvik enters U.S. crushing scene. (Installations).		Brief Article	140
Sealant makes use of crumb. (Tires/Rubber).		Brief Article	236
Shredder revs up new motor. (Installations).		Brief Article	124
Superior Aluminum Alloys.		Brief Article	112
Tidewater honored by VRA. (Municipal Recycling).		Brief Article	193
Trading places: known for its commodities trading services, Enron Corp. now also owns mills that consume scrap paper. (Paper Consumer Focus).	Sandoval, Dan		2027
Worker bees: they aren't as loud and showy as larger equipment, but nimble forklifts and skid steers carry their fair share for recyclers.	Taylor, Brian		2498
WTSA adjusting freight rates. (Paper).		Brief Article	181