DSC Engineering plans complete waste-processing plants. We manufacture and integrate the required machines for MSW, C&D waste, tyres, temple waste, poultry waste, e-waste and plastic waste. We also support plant layout, installation and commissioning.
Every project is planned around the waste, required capacity and available site.
Turnkey Waste Processing · DSC EngineeringSelect the waste category closest to your project. Each waste type needs its own machine line.
A few project snapshots showing different plant sizes, layouts and material flow. The exact DSC Engineering scope can vary from project to project.
MSW Project SnapshotProject need: handle large daily mixed-waste volumes through an organised processing line.
Plant line: feeding, screening, sorting and separation equipment arranged for continuous material movement.
MSW Project SnapshotProject need: a compact daily waste-processing setup for a smaller site.
Plant line: sorting, baling and material handling arranged for the available space and daily load.
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Delhi NCR project walkthrough
Greater Noida project walkthrough
Short silent clip of floral waste size reduction.
Short silent clip showing the cutter action.
We choose the process and machines based on the waste type, capacity and site.
Complete MSW lines for screening, sorting, recovery and organic fraction handling.
Crushing, screening and material recovery for construction and demolition waste.
Shredding and recovery lines for old and scrap tyres.
Handling, sorting and processing for flowers, leaves, coconuts and puja waste.
Handling and treatment lines planned around the actual poultry waste.
Mechanical sorting and recovery lines for suitable electronic waste.
Sorting, shredding and recycling lines for plastic waste.
The exact machine mix depends on the waste and the output you need.
Size reduction before screening or recycling.
Separate waste by size.
Compress recovered material into compact bales.
Separate light and heavy material.
Remove ferrous metal from the waste line.
Move and sort material between machines.
Separate material by required size.
Cutter design selected for the waste and required output.
We check the site, shed, vehicle movement, utilities, machine space, storage and service access before the layout is final.
We first understand the waste and site. Then we plan the process, machines, layout and installation.
A plant must fit the actual site. Fabrication, supports, cabling, controls and access are planned together.
The steps change with the waste. A typical MSW line may look like this.
Share the waste type, quantity, project location and available site. We can then suggest the process, machines and layout.
Quick answers before you share a project requirement.
The scope depends on the project. It can include waste study, process planning, machine selection, fabrication, plant layout, equipment integration, installation, trial runs, operator training and commissioning. Civil work can be included or coordinated as agreed.
Yes. The project snapshots on this page show selected MSW project experience at different capacities. Turnkey plants are collaborative projects, and DSC Engineering’s exact scope can vary from project to project.
Yes. These machines can be supplied as individual equipment or selected and integrated as part of a complete turnkey processing line.
Start with the waste type, daily or hourly quantity, present segregation level, site size, utilities available and the output you want. Tender or compliance documents also help when available.
Yes. Project solutions can be planned for MSW, C&D waste, scrap tyres, temple waste, poultry waste, e-waste, plastic waste and other project-defined waste streams. The process is selected after the input waste and required output are understood.
