From November 4 to 7, 2025, Rimini Fiera will host the 28th edition of Ecomondo, the international event dedicated to the green economy, the circular economy, and technologies for recycling materials. An unmissable event for companies, professionals, and innovators operating in the environmental and industrial sectors. Stokkermill at Ecomondo 2025: innovation in solar panel recycling
Once again this year, Stokkermill Recycling Machinery will participate in Ecomondo 2025, presenting its advanced solutions for recycling electrical cables, electronic waste (WEEE), and solar panels. Thanks to its ongoing research and development activities, Stokkermill continues to be a leader in ecological transition and industrial innovation in the technological waste recycling sector.
Among the innovations that will be presented at Ecomondo Rimini 2025, the XSR delaminator mill stands out. It is designed to recover the fine glass fraction containing silicon and precious metals from end-of-life photovoltaic panels. The XSR delaminator works in synergy with the HMS primary delaminator, which allows panels of any type and quality to be processed, even those with aluminum frames, ensuring a fully automatic, efficient, and safe process.
Stokkermill Solar systems are scalable and modular, allowing production capacity to be increased over time with simple additions. The line is also highly flexible, capable of adapting to the treatment of WEEE category R4, thus expanding the possibilities of use for operators in the recycling sector.
With over twenty plants installed worldwide, Stokkermill Solar is now an international technological benchmark in the field of solar panel and electronic waste recycling. The reliability of the brand and the quality of the solutions offered make Stokkermill a trusted partner for those seeking efficiency, sustainability, and innovation.
Stokkermill looks forward to seeing you at Ecomondo 2025, from November 4 to 7, at Rimini Fiera, to discover the latest technologies in the field of industrial recycling and the new frontiers of environmental sustainability.
