RWM: Resource & Waste Management Expo 2026

About the RWM: Resource & Waste Management Expo 2026 exhibitor directory

RWM: Resource & Waste Management Expo 2026 is a trade show running 16–17 September 2026 at NEC Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom. This directory lists every one of the 288 exhibitors we have on record for RWM: Resource & Waste Management Expo 2026, ordered alphabetically and searchable by company name or description. RWM: Resource & Waste Management Expo 2026 is organised by Roar B2B Limited, and the official show website is available at https://www.ess-expo.co.uk/rwm. Each exhibitor listing on Beagle includes stand number where available, sector, contact details from the exhibitor manual, and links to the exhibitor's own website and social profiles. Use the search box below to find a specific company, or open the A to Z view to browse every exhibitor at RWM: Resource & Waste Management Expo 2026 on a single page. Every profile is a crawlable page with its own URL, so you can bookmark or share individual exhibitors. Beagle keeps the directory in sync with the exhibitor list published by the organiser, and every entry links back to this show page so you can move between exhibitors without losing your place on the trail.

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Co-located with RWM: Resource & Waste Management Expo 2026

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• Complete Auto Recycling Show & Metals Recycling Event 2026

  16–17 September 2026 · NEC Birmingham · 27 exhibitors listed

• Energy, Fuels & Decarbonisation Expo 2026

  16–17 September 2026 · NEC Birmingham · 104 exhibitors listed

• The Emergency Services Show 2026

  16–17 September 2026 · NEC Birmingham, Hall 5 · 306 exhibitors listed

• The Emergency Tech Show 2026

  16–17 September 2026 · NEC Birmingham, Hall 5 · 115 exhibitors listed

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  Pellenc ST

  Stand ME-D224

  With over 20 years of experience in the recycling industry, Pellenc ST supports operators and municipalities by providing intelligent and connected sorting solutions to modernise their industrial tools and meet the 4.0 industry standards. Pellenc ST designs, produces, and sells connected sorting equipment and intelligent services for waste treatment and the recycling industry. Machines operate in more than 40 countries to sort and recover materials from various waste sectors: MRF, MSW, WEEE, ASR, C&I, C&D, textile...The technologies used to sort these materials are infrared and visible spectroscopy, induction, X-ray and now artificial intelligence. With over 3 800 machines installed worldwide, the Pellenc ST network benefits from a local team dedicated to customer satisfaction.

  Industry, Manufacturing & Comme · Resource & Waste Management

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  PICVISA

  Stand ME-A230 · Spain

  PICVISA — Intelligent Optical Sorting & Robotics for Recycling PICVISA designs and manufactures intelligent optical sorting and robotic systems that transform mixed waste streams into clean, high-value recovered materials. Headquartered in Barcelona and active across international markets, we combine machine vision, artificial intelligence and deep-learning classification to help recyclers, waste managers, local authorities and producers meet rising recovery targets and circular-economy obligations. At the core of our technology is a proprietary AI platform that recognises materials by polymer type, colour, shape, format and, increasingly, by object and brand. This enables precise separation across some of the most demanding fractions in the industry — from textiles and plastics to glass, metals and electronic waste. By continually training our deep-learning models on real-world material data, our systems improve purity, throughput and recovery rates while reducing reliance on manual sorting. Our product range is engineered around specific recovery challenges: ECOSORT — optical sorting of post-consumer textile garments, separating by composition and colour to enable fibre-to-fibre recycling and reuse. ECOCLIP — dedicated sorting of post-industrial textile clippings and offcuts, recovering clean, single-composition material for high-value reprocessing. ECOPACK — optical sorting of plastics, paper and packaging fractions, configurable for single- or multi-material lines. ECOGLA

  Resource & Waste Management

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  Project Re:claim

  Stand RS-G182

  Project Re:claim is the UK’s first commercially operational polyester recycling plant, designed to transform post-consumer and post-industrial textiles into high-quality rPET pellets. A joint venture between The Salvation Army and sustainability innovators Plan B Circular, the initiative is redefining textile recycling and advancing the circular economy. Based in Kettering, Northamptonshire, the facility has developed cutting-edge Thermomechanical Extrusion Recycling technology to turn end of life garments and textiles into valuable raw materials, keeping polyester in use rather than losing it through landfill or incineration. By combining The Salvation Army’s nationwide collection infrastructure (operated by Salvation Army Trading Company Ltd (SATCoL) with Plan B Circular’s technical expertise, Project Re:claim is scaling textile-to-textile recycling across the UK. The project demonstrates how collaboration between charity and enterprise can drive real change, helping brands and manufacturers reduce reliance on virgin polyester while tackling the environmental impact of textile waste. More than just a recycling facility, Project Re:claim is a blueprint for the future, inspiring innovation and setting new standards for circular textile solutions both in the UK and globally

  Industry, Manufacturing & Comme · Resource & Waste Management

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  Senro BV

  Stand ME-B292

  Senro — Together we sort it Senro develops, manufactures and installs complete sorting plants and individual machines for the recycling industry and related sectors around the globe. From our own facility in Hengelo (NL) we cover the entire chain in-house: process design, engineering, production, assembly, installation and commissioning. That single point of responsibility keeps lead times short, changes manageable and accountability clear. Custom-engineered, never off-the-shelf Every sorting installation is designed entirely to the customer's specification. Intended capacity, input material, required output fractions, degree of automation, separation efficiency, available space and budget all shape the design. Our engineers survey your site, produce 3D scans of buildings, existing machinery, pipe runs and cable routes, and model the new line into that space so it fits the first time. What we deliver - Complete sorting and separation lines, turn-key - Retrofit, rebuild, expansion and upgrade of existing installations - Stand-alone machines: dosing bunkers, windshifters, (3D) trommelscreens, conveyors, sorting cabins, sensor-based sorting (NIR and other technologies) and others from own design. - Pre-engineering, design & build and construction-team trajectories Material streams Construction and demolition waste, commercial and industrial waste, comingled waste, municipal solid waste, compost and green waste, wood, plastics, metals, RDF and mixed residual streams. Why Senro Qu

  Resource & Waste Management

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  Skako Vibration Ltd

  Stand ME-B280 · United Kingdom

  SKAKO Vibration is a highly professional and experienced business partner specializing in the design, development, supply, and marketing of vibratory equipment, which activates, transports, and separates bulk solids. The principle aim of SKAKO Vibration is to develop solutions utilizing vibration engineering technology, to meet our customers' present and future individual needs while simultaneously strengthening their position in their market and providing added value to their business. We strive to reach this goal by applying a high degree of knowledge, flexibility, and understanding of our customers' requirements. We believe this cornerstone of our success results from total liaison and cooperation with our customers.

  Resource & Waste Management

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  Smartrium UK LTD

  Stand ME-D230 · United Kingdom

  SMARTRIUM UK Better. Smarter. Safer. Fire Protection for Waste & Recycling At SMARTRIUM UK, we specialise in protecting high-risk waste and recycling environments with engineered fire detection and suppression solutions, tailored to your site, your risks, and your compliance requirements. As the UK distributor of Fire Rover, we deliver a best-in-class, FM Approved thermal-based system that uses AI and remote human verification to detect and suppress fires before they escalate, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. With proven performance across the UK, EU and North America, Fire Rover is the first system of its kind to achieve FM Approval as a complete system, recognised as Primary Fire Suppression by FM Global. Our methodology is clear and results-driven: Better. Smarter. Safer. • Better – We don't believe in off-the-shelf safety. Every system is designed to meet your site's needs, permit conditions and risk profile, in full alignment with EA guidance and insurer expectations. • Smarter – Innovation drives us. Fire Rover sets a new standard in performance-led, FM Approved fire suppression, combining technology, rapid response and real-time insight. • Safer – We help keep your people, assets and insurability protected. From RAMS and CPPs to insurer engagement and NFPA guidance, we ensure your fire strategy holds up under pressure. From site surveys to installation, training and full compliance support, we deliver complete fire protection from end to end. Our Values – The SMARTRIUM

  Resource & Waste Management

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  Steinert GmbH

  Stand ME-B264 · Germany

  The history of STEINERT dates back 135 years: the family-owned, Cologne-based business is one of the world's leading experts in sensor sorting and magnetic separation for waste, glass and metal recycling as well as mining. With 550 employees, STEINERT generates an annual turnover of approximately EUR 180 million. In addition to 50 sales partnerships and joint ventures across the globe, the company has subsidiaries in Germany, Australia, Brazil and the USA.

  Automotive & Metal Recycling, ELV, and Dismantling · Resource & Waste Management

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  TOMRA Sorting Ltd

  Stand ME-E274 · United Kingdom

  Having installed 11,900 sorting systems in more than 100 countries, TOMRA Recycling is a global leader in sensor-based sorting solutions for the recycling and waste management industry. The company’s mission is clear: harness the latest AI technologies to help customers turn waste into value. TOMRA Recycling was the first to develop advanced waste and metal sorting applications using high-capacity near-infrared (NIR) technology, and the first to introduce AI technologies based on deep learning to the recycling industry. Its product portfolio includes systems for resource recovery and material upgrading across a wide range of streams. TOMRA Recycling is a division of the TOMRA Group. Founded in 1972, TOMRA’s mission is to transform how resources are sourced, used and reused to enable a world without waste. The Group also includes TOMRA Food and TOMRA Collection. In 2025, TOMRA generated revenues of approximately 1.32 billion EUR. The company employs 5,800 people globally and is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange. Its headquarters are in Asker, Norway. For further information about TOMRA Recycling, visit www.tomra.com/waste-metal-recycling and follow us on LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram.

  Automotive & Metal Recycling, ELV, and Dismantling · Engineering & Technology · Industry, Manufacturing & Comme

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  Turmec

  Stand ME-C270 · Ireland

  We design & build innovative, cost-effective,easy to operate, environmentally sustainable engineering solutions. With over 50 years’ experience Turmec is known as a World Leader in Waste Processing and Recycling Solutions. We offer bespoke systems that enable our customers to efficiently recover high-quality material from waste by planning, designing, manufacturing, installing and supporting the very best waste recycling solutions to them. Choose Turmec, Choose Excellence, Choose Sustainability

  Resource & Waste Management

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  University of Birmingham (Plastics Network)

  Stand RS-B182

  The Birmingham Plastics Network is an interdisciplinary network of over 60 researchers at the University of Birmingham, which aims to engage with the plastics waste problem comprehensively, utilising a whole-systems approach and enabling widespread impact which considers economic, environmental, social and ecological impacts. Last year, the Network launched their Policy Commission report which outlined eight recommendations for Government on how to implement policy for a sustainable future for plastics in the UK. Since then, the team have been engaging with Government through a range of mediums, including the establishment of a brand new APPG on Sustainable Plastics, to continue to influence policy decision-making in this space. This summer, the Birmingham Plastics Network are releasing a report focusing on simpler recycling legislation, unpicking the possible unintended consequences and policy interactions that may arise, and making recommendations for maximising benefit from the initiative.

  Resource & Waste Management

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  Van Werven UK Ltd

  Stand RS-C180 · United Kingdom

  Clean plastics as raw materials. We recycle rigid plastics in various locations throughout Europe. This allows us to produce high-quality secondary raw materials for the manufacturing industry. Every year we process 150 million kilos of post-consumer rigid plastic materials. Examples of these are garden furniture, crates and pipelines collected from construction waste, industrial waste and recycling centres. This recycled post consumer material is used to create new raw materials.

  Resource & Waste Management