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Recycling role for Hitachi wheeled loader

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Hitachi Construction Machinery Netherlands (HCMNL) has delivered a new ZW220-7 wheeled loader to help Dutch recycling company Van Dijk Containers process residual carpet products used in a variety of industries.

Hitachi Construction Machinery ZW220-7 wheeled loader has been supplied to Dutch recycling company Van Dijk Containers Hitachi Construction Machinery has supplied a ZW220-7 wheeled loader to Dutch recycling company Van Dijk Containers. (Photo: Hitachi)

Based in Genemuiden in the north of the country – known as “carpet city” thanks to the large number of carpet manufacturers located there – Van Dijk’s work mainly of processing residual carpet materials into raw materials for cement, automotive insulation, and even garden furniture, alongside other waste processing and transport activities.

The ZW220-7 is a mid-sized machine, described as offering a combination of manoeuvrability and large load capacity that is ideal for Van Dijk Containers’ operations.

It features technology such as the Aerial Angle camera system offering 270-degree bird’s-eye view of the cab, while the cab itself has been redesigned for low noise and vibration levels.

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