J.D. Neuhaus in Witten Relies on Mobile Container Storage Systems from CONSTELLMAT
NCWFE 100 Five-Unit System for Core Scrap, Metal Chips and Oil-Containing Operating Materials
A CONSTELLMAT NCWFE 100 five-unit system is in operation at J.D. Neuhaus in Witten. The system consists of five mobile container storage units, providing a flexible solution for the separate storage and handling of different materials and operating supplies.
Containers for core scrap, metal chips and oil-containing operating materials are positioned beneath the mobile storage units. The five-unit system provides a clear and space-efficient way of organising different containers within one integrated system.
Five Container Storage Units – Flexible in Use
A key advantage of the NCWFE 100 five-unit system is that each individual container storage unit can be moved independently. This allows the storage areas to be adapted to changing operational requirements and provides targeted access to the containers positioned underneath.
The design is particularly suitable for industrial businesses that regularly require different types of containers while also needing an organised and safe storage arrangement.
Separate Collection of Different Material Streams
At J.D. Neuhaus, the containers are used for different materials and operating supplies. These include core scrap and metal chips, as well as oil-containing operating materials.
Keeping the containers separate makes it easier to organise the different material streams clearly. At the same time, the CONSTELLMAT solution provides a protected container storage area tailored to the company’s operational requirements.
A Practical Solution for Industrial Applications
The NCWFE 100 five-unit system demonstrates how several container storage units can be combined into one integrated, flexible solution for industrial operations.
Particularly when handling different materials and responding to regularly changing requirements, the mobility of the individual storage units offers a practical advantage. The containers can be positioned and accessed according to the specific operational situation.
Reference Project at a Glance
Company: J.D. Neuhaus
Location: Witten
System: NCWFE 100 five-unit system
Configuration: Five mobile container storage units
Application: Core scrap, metal chips and oil-containing operating materials
With the CONSTELLMAT NCWFE 100 five-unit system, J.D. Neuhaus benefits from a flexible solution for the provision and organisation of different containers in an industrial environment.
Conclusion: Organised Waste Disposal as the Basis for Efficient Processes
This project demonstrates how unstructured outdoor waste disposal processes can be systematically improved.
The clearly designated storage area provides a practical and sustainable solution that meets the requirements of industrial waste disposal.
Frequently Asked Questions About This Reference Project
Which companies would benefit from a similar solution?
Structured outdoor waste disposal is particularly beneficial even when a company handles one material stream and needs to optimise its day-to-day waste management processes.
Does the company’s entire waste disposal process need to be redesigned?
No. In many cases, existing processes can be maintained and specifically improved by creating clearly designated areas and introducing a more structured layout.
How customised can such a solution be?
The solution is generally tailored to the existing conditions at the facility, taking into account factors such as available space, material types and internal operational processes.
How can you identify when improvements are needed?
Typical signs include unclear responsibilities, poorly organised collection areas and increased coordination efforts in day-to-day operations.
How is a project like this implemented in practice?
As a rule, the existing situation is first analysed before a structured solution is developed that can be integrated into the company’s existing operational processes.
