eFACTOR3 to distribute STEINERT sorting technology across North America

North American provider of recycling and waste processing solutions, eFACTOR3, has entered into a strategic partnership with STEINERT, a global distributor of magnetic separation, eddy current separation, and sensor-based sorting technology.

This partnership combines STEINERT's trusted equipment portfolio, including optical sorting, eddy current separators, and magnetic separation technologies, with eFACTOR3's extensive market presence, engineering expertise, and recycler support network across North America. This combined effort will offer a comprehensive line of solutions designed to maximize material recovery, purity, and efficiency for operators across recycling, waste, and resource recovery sectors.

Showroom and test centre opening in Rock Hill, South Carolina

As part of this collaboration, eFACTOR3 will open a new showroom and testing facility in Rock Hill, South Carolina, just south of Charlotte. The demonstration centre will showcase a wide range of STEINERT's separation technologies alongside eFACTOR3's existing equipment portfolio. Recyclers will have the ability to run real-world material tests, evaluate performance, and design tailored solutions for their operations.

"By partnering with STEINERT, we are significantly expanding the capabilities we can bring to our customers," said Sebastian Ward, executive vice president of eFACTOR3. "The addition of STEINERT's proven technologies to our offering, combined with the new Rock Hill test facility, will allow us to deliver complete, best-in-class systems for today's recycling and waste markets."

Driving innovation in resource recovery

With sustainability and circular economy goals accelerating across North America, this partnership positions eFACTOR3 and STEINERT to support municipalities, recyclers, and private operators in meeting stringent recovery targets while improving plant profitability.​

"STEINERT is excited about the opportunity to showcase our technology alongside eFACTOR3 in this test center that will highlight our respective strengths and what we can bring to the market," said Tim Barry, STEINERT market manager.