COMPANY PRESENTATION

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Since 1973, the year Hybag Automationen AG, Linden was founded, Hybag has been involved in the development and manufacture of hydraulic drives and controls, processing plants for organic and other waste, and for separating, cleaning and pressing ecological recyclables.

In 2022, the company expanded and began collaborating with Oppliger FSA, Zäziwil, specialising in the separation and extraction of oil/water mixtures, emulsion separation systems, and the planning and implementation of aviation refuelling systems (see www.oppliger-fsa.ch).

STAFF

Managing Director: Patrick Oppliger
Administration/Finance: vacant
Production Manager: Thomas Michel
International Sales: Raimund Selz
Spare Parts Warehouse/Manure Removal: Roland Liechti

SYSTEM HYBAG TUTTO

HYBAG SEPARATION HAMMER MILLS

NW 500 NW 600 NW 800

The Hybag separation hammer mill is used to process large quantities of biogenic recyclables, whether raw, cooked, unpackaged or packaged.

The utilisation of biogenic recyclables in biogas plants usually requires not only shredding to particle sizes < 12 mm, but also a high degree of removal of the impurities contained therein. Hybag separation hammer mills achieve a particle size of 3-6 mm in the substrate.

The recyclable materials are crushed using the patented separation hammer mill and separated into biomass and foreign matter such as cutlery, plastic, sheet metal and other impurities.

A conveyor system pumps the homogeneous biomass into a storage tank. From there, the substrate (biomass) can be transported to further processing steps.

Our machine technology complies with composting standards and achieves a foreign matter content of < 1% in the substrate

SYSTEM HYBAG FILTRO

HYBAG UNPACKING PRESS

HYBAG SCREW PRESS SEPARATOR

The Hybag screw press separator filters out impurities and residual particles from the substrate. The separator is preferably installed at the outlet of the fermentation process line. This system is particularly suitable if the substrate is subsequently spread on fields as fertiliser.