What Is a Secondary MRF? The Definitive Guide from the Patent Holder
A secondary MRF is a regional sortation facility that recovers materials primary MRFs leave behind. Here is how it works, why it matters, and what the economics look like.
Project updates, industry analysis, and the patents we file along the way.
A secondary MRF is a regional sortation facility that recovers materials primary MRFs leave behind. Here is how it works, why it matters, and what the economics look like.
When a baler dies or a sort line needs to scale, every MRF operator faces the same question. We have answered it for 25 years. Here is the framework.
Eight-week deployment of Titus's portable secondary MRF at four Chicago-area facilities recovered 79% of residual material, outperforming our California, Pacific Northwest, and Northeast studies.
Twenty-five years in, we are refreshing the way we tell our story online.
Titus founder and CEO Mike Centers walks through why regional secondary MRFs are the missing piece of the recycling infrastructure, from the Portland pilot findings to closing the loop on the blue bin.
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