Pellenc ST

Highly Engaged Employees

About Pellenc ST Pellenc ST designs, produces and markets optical sorting and inspection equipment for the waste treatment and the recycling industries. Its technology sorts and recovers materials from various waste sources including, selective collection, municipal solid waste, industrial, electronics, automotive and construction waste in more tha... n 40 countries around the world. Based on proprietary R&D and "Made in France" manufacturing, Pellenc ST offers equipment that is robust and easy-to-use. The company develops methods and quality control processes certified ISO 14001, ISO 180001 and ISO 9001. With over 1 500 machines installed worldwide, the Pellenc ST network benefits from local teams specially dedicated to the customers satisfaction. Sales and customer service teams support their partners with specific expertise to optimize their sorting line. The hotline responds 24/7 and service engineers travel worldwide to guarantee the highest level of performance and availability. www.pellencst.com About Sesotec Sesotec is one of the world's leading manufacturers and developers of inspection, separation and sorting systems. Sesotec systems are used in process, packaging, and production lines throughout industry and in the specialized preparation of materials for recycling. Its customers operate in a wide variety of industries; from food to plastics and recycling. For them, the complexities of manufacturing high-quality goods at low cost are ever present. In many cases, particularly stringent hygiene standards must be met. Sesotec has developed a range of products unequalled in versatility and quality. Precision, intelligence and customer focus: these three guiding principles govern the quality of the services that the company provides, and are key to the trust it has built up with its customers over the years. Sesotec is an independent organisation, first established in Germany in 2001; its principle facility for design, development and manufacture, and its commercial headquarters remain there.Read More