We are delighted to announce Advantex has won a six-figure contract to provide a package of superfast connectivity, network and access control equipment to Teesside-based advanced recycling facility, ReNew ELP, a subsidiary of Mura Technology.
The project involves the deployment of internet connectivity, state-of-the-art IP cameras, IP audio and access control, cybersecurity subscriptions, server infrastructure and firewall technology to ReNew ELP.
The contract also covers system consultancy, design and development work, which will be undertaken by Advantex alongside installation and ongoing maintenance and support.
The world’s first commercial-scale plant will use Mura’s specially-developed process -HydroPRSTM (Hydrothermal Plastic Recycling System). This uses supercritical steam (high pressure and temperature) to convert waste plastics into fossil-replacement, liquid hydrocarbons products. These products can then be used to manufacture new plastics and other materials.
Investment in advanced technology will provide fast, secure and reliable connectivity across the ReNew ELP plant, which is based on the Wilton International site and the highest levels of access control and cybersecurity as the plant gears up to process 80,000 tonnes of waste plastic annually.
Advantex’s business development manager Scott Duncan said: “This win showcases our expertise as leaders in connecting complex IT, communication and security systems into single easy to manage solutions. We continue to see demand from customers who are migrating to the latest digital technologies to secure fast, secure and cost-effective connectivity services.”
Rob Lye, principal electrical engineer at ReNew ELP, said: “Advantex worked hard to fully understand our needs and develop a strong partnership. They were sensitive to the challenges of working on a rapidly developing project, delivering a high quality and cost-effective solution to meet our current and future needs. It was a pleasure to work with everyone on the Advantex team.”
