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Reducing fuel costs: Denver's All Recycling Inc. builds a fleet of Fuchs scrap handlers.


Craig and Scot Uhrig have worked hard to help build All Recycling Inc. into a growing scrap recycling firm serving Denver and the surrounding Front Range region.

Along with that growth has come the need to upgrade operations, with a key ally in those efforts being the line of scrap handlers handlers

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 made by Terex-Fuchs Material Handling Group.

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 recycling facility, but soon added ferrous ferrous (fĕr`əs), iron in the +2 valence state.


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 scrap recycling capabilities in order to provide a full range of services to customers.

That decision lead to an increase in material and a need for additional processing equipment (most notably a shredder) and the accompanying material handling equipment, which meant replacing All Recycling's older mobile handling equipment with new, purpose-built machines.

"For every two converted excavators we used to run, we now have one purpose-built Fuchs machine in its place," says Scot.

Whether measuring productivity, reliability, operator comfort or fuel efficiency, the Terex Fuchs machines have out-performed other brands of material handlers All Recycling has tried or considered.

The company now runs five Fuchs 360 rubber-tired scrap handlers and one Fuchs RHL RHL Red Hat Linux
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 350 tracked model that it takes to demolition sites and other on-site projects.

"The reliability has been absolutely great," says Scot. "The mobility is critical because these machines are multi-tasking," he says, noting that the wheeled machines are used interchangeably to load and unload material and to feed processing equipment.

Scot also highlights Fuchs' fuel efficiency. With fuel costs potentially soaking up a much larger part of All Recycling's operating budget Noun 1. operating budget - a budget for current expenses as distinct from financial transactions or permanent improvements
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 these days, Scot is grateful that the machines use 30 to 40 percent less fuel than a rival scrap handler A software routine that performs a particular task. It often refers to a routine that "handles" an exception of some kind, such as an error, but it can refer to mainstream processes as well. The term is typically used in operating systems and other system software.  brand the company owns and probably save even more compared to the converted excavators formerly used.

All Recycling has enjoyed working with Terex-Fuchs and regional dealer Power-Motive Corp. "We've been pleased with Power-Motive for years, and working with Tom Skodak and the Terex-Fuchs corporate people has been a great experience."
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