On October 21, 2026, ENERPAT held a technical consultation with a major waste management operator in Qatar to explore wood waste recycling and wood shavings production. The company handles various industrial waste streams and operates an industrial waste treatment facility. It also generates substantial quantities of waste wood, including used wooden pallets, but does not currently have dedicated equipment to convert this material into controlled-size wood shavings. The discussion focused on the ENERPAT EWS30 Wood Shavings Machine as a standalone equipment solution. Rather than investing in a complete production line from the outset, the customer is considering starting with one machine and integrating it into existing operations. The longer-term objective is to recover more value from waste wood, reduce reliance on purchased drying materials where technically feasible, and explore the use of processed wood as a supplementary fuel.

On October 19, 2026, ENERPAT visited a large-scale layer farm in the Umm Slal area of Qatar for an on-site technical consultation on wood waste processing and poultry manure composting. The farm operates three egg production lines and is planning to expand to four. With approximately 100,000 laying hens and an estimated 5–6 tons of poultry manure generated daily, the operation is exploring ways to reuse waste wood and organic residues as part of its resource recovery strategy. The main objective was to assess a suitable wood waste shredding system that could process bulky timber offcuts, remove metal contaminants, and prepare fine wood material for mixing with poultry manure during composting.

On October 19, 2026, ENERPAT's sales and service team visited an equestrian facility in the United Arab Emirates to assess a proposed horse bedding production project. The consultation focused on wood shaving quality, moisture control, raw material sourcing, and equipment selection for producing cleaner, more absorbent horse bedding. The customer currently purchases wood shavings from a local supplier but is dissatisfied with their moisture content, absorption performance, and tendency to stick to horses' coats. As the horses are used for performances, bedding cleanliness and dust control are also important considerations. To improve product consistency and gain greater control over supply costs, the customer is considering investing in a Horse Shaving Machine and initially producing wood shavings in-house, with the potential to expand production in the future.

ENERPAT recently held a pre-sales technical consultation in Qatar to discuss a proposed Wood Shavings Machine and complete production-line solution. The meeting focused on the EWS30 system, Wood Shaving and Bagging Equipment, and the selection of a suitable Bagging Press Machine for a planned wood shavings project. The project team is exploring wood shavings production using wooden pallets as raw material, with an initial target output of approximately one tonne. As this is a new production venture, the consultation covered equipment configuration, production requirements, drying options, material handling and finished-product packaging.

On October 19, 2026, ENERPAT Sales Representative Yura visited a building materials and steel processing business in Doha, Qatar, to discuss a potential wood shavings production project. The customer has experience supplying construction materials and supporting infrastructure projects but is new to wood shavings manufacturing. The initial discussion focused on equipment selection, production requirements and a practical way to enter the wood shavings market without investing in a complete production line from the beginning.

For recycling businesses handling used aluminium cans, transport costs can quickly become a challenge when loose material takes up valuable loading space. An aluminium can baler helps address this problem by compressing bulky cans into compact, manageable bales, making storage and outbound transport easier to organise. This was the key consideration behind ENERPAT's recent installation in Santiago, Chile. A local recycling company needed a practical way to reduce the volume of aluminium can scrap before shipment. After evaluating the technical requirements and after-sales support, the customer selected the ENERPAT AMB-H1510-160 Hopper-Style Automatic Metal Baler to improve material handling and support more efficient transport planning.

On October 19, 2026, ENERPAT's sales and service team visited a packaging manufacturing facility in Ras Al Khaimah, UAE, to review the operation of its HBA40-7272 waste cardboard baler and discuss plans for a higher-capacity cardboard recycling line. The existing equipment is used to compact cardboard offcuts generated during packaging production, helping the facility manage its daily waste stream. The customer was satisfied with the equipment's overall performance. During the visit, ENERPAT reviewed several operating details, documented requests for improved material containment and machine safety, and discussed the technical requirements for a planned production expansion. For manufacturers handling cardboard waste around the clock, a reliable Waste Cardboard Baler is an important part of an efficient recycling workflow. ENERPAT's visit focused on both the continued operation of the existing machine and the design of a future system capable of handling increased waste volumes.