Assets of Texas Electronics Recycling Facility up for Bid

Tiger Group to sell recycling, glass sorting & crush, and CRT separation & sorting lines; material handling and other equipment formerly owned by ECS Refining in Jan. 24 online auction

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Jan 10, 2019, 07:37 ET

MESQUITE, Texas, Jan. 10, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- By order of the court-appointed receiver, Tiger Group in cooperation with Rosen Systems, Inc., Aaron Equipment, and Perry Videx, is now accepting bids for a live online auction on January 24 of well-maintained electronics recycling, glass sorting and crush, and CRT separation and sorting lines; as well as warehouse, material handling and other equipment from an electronics recycling facility formerly owned by ECS Refining.

Donaldson Torit dust collection system is among the assets offered in auction of equipment from ECS Refining.

Other electronic recycling plant assets in the Jan. 24 auction include this SSI Q100 Quad Rotor shredder.

Headquartered in Santa Clara, Calif., the national e-scrap processor serviced companies like AT&T, Bayer Healthcare, Comcast, DWS (Disney), Samsung, and Walmart. ECS was also involved in state recycling initiatives, at one time receiving 41 percent of the material collected through Oregon's program.

The auction will get under way at 10:00 a.m. (CT) January 24 at www.SoldTiger.com. The assets may be previewed January 22 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (CT) at the facility, which is located at 1515 Big Town Blvd., in Mesquite.

"Recycling, industrial and warehousing operations will find tremendous value in the range of equipment presented in this auction," said John Coelho, Senior Director of Tiger's Commercial & Industrial Division. "A variety of specialized assets and materials handling and other equipment with universal applications will be offered at competitive, hard-value prices during this event."

The facility's comprehensive electronics recycling line includes an SSI Model M160 60-inch x 72-inch dual rotor shredder with a 50-inch in-feed conveyor; an International Baler auto tie, two ram series baler with 100-horsepower hydraulic pumping system; as well as various other shredders, a Bivi-Tec rubber screen classifier, numerous belt conveyors, two Javelin Eddy Current Separators, and dust collection systems.

A glass sorting and crush line features six glass break stations with bottom sort conveyor, a 40-horsepower Ross Cook CE18-40 vacuum, a Donaldson Torit 40-horsepower dust collection system, an American Pulverizer D7264 glass crusher and more.

Also up for bid are a CRT separation and sorting line comprising six sorting stations, a CRT 100-foot power belt conveyor with hood, a 100-foot Lewco plastics transfer conveyor, and an Excel 63 hydraulic horizontal baler.

Available warehouse and material handling assets include nine Komatsu 25 LPG forklifts, five 20 electric three-wheel forklifts; two Toyota electric forklifts. A CAT 216B compact skid steer; box trucks, scales, hoppers, totes, bins and containers, and other equipment are also up for bid. A complete maintenance shop with welders, tooling, supplies and replacement parts will also be offered.

An SSS T15 specific gravity separator, No. 28 and 43 model Cumberland solid rotor granulator chambers, and vertical and horizontal balers are also up for sale.

For complete information on the assets, visit: soldtiger.com.

ECS Refining Inc. filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy on April 24, 2018 in the California Eastern Bankruptcy Court (Case Number 2:2018bk22453).

Media Contacts: At Tiger Group C&I Division, Jeremy Halford, Managing Director, (805) 497-4999, [email protected]; at Parness & Associates Public Relations, Bill Parness, [email protected], (732) 290-0121 or Mobile: 732-673-6852.

SOURCE Tiger Group