MTB Recycling

1981

Foundation Francis Sevilla creates MTB: Sorting and Crushing Machines.

He manufactures the first machines while starting the recycling activity with copper and aluminium lines on the Trept site.

2007 - 2010

A new skillset

MTB offers WEEE recycling solutions, optimises its industrial tool and extends its machine catalogue with magnetic separators.

2011 - 2012

A fresh start

Jean-Philippe Fusier, Managing Director of MTB from 2000 to 2010 takes over the company. The range of machines is extended with reinforced granulators and crushers, including the BDR2400R.

2013 - 2015

Development

Plastics, ASR, Bottom ash: growing know-how. Creation of the Ballistic Magnetic Separator, the BMS.

MTB deploys locally by creating a spare parts shop and a USIMAX machining site dedicated to the manufacture of MTB machines.

Business development continues with the creation of the entity MTB Recyclingtechnik GmBH.

2016 - 2017

Innovation: Box concept

Creation of the BOX range: MTB expertise and performance compacted in 2 containers. The range is extended with a new generation of granulators: BAT 845, SRP2800 and eddy current separators.

2017

More Than Business

MTB is commited to The Sea Cleaners association, whose mission is to clear the oceans of plastic waste (financial support and technical contributions).

MTB becomes Sponsor of The Manta project.

2018 - 2021

Industrial excellence

New industrial complex in Saint-Chef: an eco-efficient manufacturing workshop and head office.

1981 MACHINES DE TRIAGE ET DE BROYAGE (MTB)

The company’s founder, Francis Sevilla, developed mechanical methods for recycling non-ferrous metals from cables. As the first machines were being built for sale, Francis Sevilla decided to create aluminium copper cable recycling lines to test and improve our equipment: a unique stance worldwide.