Define
We start by listening. Your scrap material, production volume, available space, and recovery goals help define the challenges and opportunities.
About ARS
Practical engineering. A personal commitment to your operation.
APPLIED RECOVERY SYSTEMS
Built around your material.
Backed by our people.
Since 1992, Applied Recovery Systems has helped industrial operations recover more value from metal scrap. Based in Waco, Texas, we design and manufacture briquetting and chip processing equipment around the needs of each application.
Every operation brings different materials, production demands, and challenges. We work with you to understand those details and develop a practical solution, from an individual machine to a complete recovery system.
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- OUR START
- Founded in 1992
- OUR HOME
- Waco, Texas
- OUR FOCUS
- Metal recovery systems
HOW WE WORK
Understand the challenge.
Follow through on the solution.
A close working relationship helps turn your recovery goals into equipment that fits your process.
Develop
We bring engineering and manufacturing experience to the solution, matching briquetters, chip handling, and fluid recovery options to your application.
Follow through
We work with you through implementation, with parts, service, and technical assistance to support your equipment as your operation moves forward.
Serving industrial operations worldwide.
EXPERIENCE THAT SHAPES THE EQUIPMENT
Engineering, fabrication,
and machining. Together.
Our Waco facility brings these capabilities together to develop and build ARS recovery equipment. That connection between design and manufacturing helps us respond to the specific needs of your process.
People who know the process
Experience in briquetting and chip processing guides the equipment we build and the support we provide.
Testing before it leaves our floor
We test each briquetter we manufacture as part of our commitment to equipment performance and quality.
A RELATIONSHIP THAT CONTINUES
Here for the next step.
And the work that follows.
Planning a new recovery system or keeping an existing machine working? Talk with the people behind your ARS equipment.