Viably makes depackaging system available in California

Colorado-based equipment distributor Viably has expanded its distributorship of Scott Equipment Co. Turbo Separator food waste depackagers to now include California.

With the addition of California to its territory, Viably now offers the Turbo Separator throughout the entire United States and Canada.

The Turbo Separator is designed to help commercial compost facilities, food manufacturers, waste haulers, landfills and other environmental organizations efficiently process packaged food waste and recover organic material.

Viably says it can offer multiple stationary models and a newly introduced mobile unit called the Turbo Separator, which it says provides a flexible and powerful solution for commercial compost facilities.

Additional technology called Cleansweep works in conjunction with the Turbo Separator as a secondary system to remove microplastics and other small contaminants from organic materials.

The companies say the Turbo Separator is particularly well-suited for addressing California’s SB 1383 legislative effort to divert organic waste from landfills.

“Becoming the nationwide distributor for the Turbo Separator in the organics recycling market is a milestone for Viably,” Viably President Brandon Lapsys says. “The addition of the California territory allows us to bring Scott Equipment Co.’s industry-leading solutions to even more organizations seeking innovative technologies to improve their organics waste processing capabilities.”

According to Viably, the mobile edition of the Turbo Separator is ideal for commercial compost facilities, waste haulers, landfills and other environmental organizations seeking to introduce efficient food waste depackaging solutions across multiple locations or without investment in permanent infrastructure.

In addition to offering Scott Equipment depackaging technology, Viably also offers that firm’s GypStream drywall recycling systems, is the North American master distributor of Komptech equipment, distributes MGL stacking conveyors and mulch coloring units, offers Harp Renewables food waste recyclers, and distributes Diamond Z grinders in California, Arizona and Nevada.