
The new site is on the Thames just East of London City airport and they produce a lot of fresh concrete at their new facility there.
Jim Taylor who owns the business saw the value many years ago in recycling the leftover unused concrete because it gives him free aggregates and water to use in fresh batches that he would otherwise have to pay for.

It was interesting seeing it all working together, and in conjunction with a silt press machine for further cleaning of the recycled water.
Normally extra cement would need to be added to fresh batches where recycled water collected in this way was being used but not here. Jim added a silt press machine to clean the water to the point that it can be used just as fresh water in new batches.

Having the recycling system also allowed the company to gain it's ISO 14001 certificate which is quite good for landing certain jobs where the end client is concerned about environmental impacts.
All in all it seems that MixIt's investment in a Stetter Recycling system is paying serious dividends.