Find us in Hall 18 | Stand CT-F210
Waste infrastructure is a long-term investment. Getting the greatest value from it means looking beyond the initial purchase and considering how assets are specified, maintained, repaired, refurbished and ultimately replaced throughout their working life.
At RWM 2026, Impact Environmental Group EMEA (IEG EMEA) will showcase how its growing range of products and services come together to provide full lifecycle asset management for the waste and recycling industry.
From waste container audits and new UK-manufactured steel containers to flexible refurbishment programmes, replacement components and proactive machinery servicing, our approach is focused on one objective: helping customers keep their waste assets performing effectively for longer.
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More Than Waste Equipment
IEG EMEA is a comprehensive partner to the waste and recycling industry, supporting customers across waste containerisation, compactors, balers, parts, consumables, maintenance and refurbishment.
Operating from four manufacturing facilities across the UK, we combine established manufacturing expertise with field service, refurbishment and specialist component capabilities to help customers maximise the performance, longevity and value of their assets.
For us, lifecycle management begins before a new asset is purchased.
Understanding the application, waste stream, end-user behaviour and existing infrastructure can help determine whether the right solution is a new product, a different specification, a refurbishment programme or simply an upgrade to an existing asset.
And once that equipment enters service, the relationship shouldn’t end.
Maintenance, replacement components, proactive servicing and refurbishment can all play a role in keeping equipment productive and delaying unnecessary replacement.
End to End Containerisation Services
Waste containers can remain in service for many years, making their initial specification and ongoing management particularly important.
At RWM, we’ll demonstrate how IEG supports customers throughout that lifecycle.
New Steel Continental Containers
Our steel Continental Containers provide a robust foundation for commercial, contractor and Local Authority waste fleets. But choosing the container body is only part of the specification.
- Lid configuration,
- Branding
- Locking systems
- Accessibility features
All features fundamentally change how a container is used. Specifying these elements around the waste stream and the people interacting with the container can help reduce contamination, control unauthorised access and encourage better disposal behaviour.
At RWM 2026, our Continental Containers will demonstrate some of these specification options in practice.
DuraFlex – Spares & Lids for all manufacturers
A lid, lock or aperture might represent a relatively small part of a waste container, but each can have a significant influence on its performance.
As the world’s leading manufacturer of waste container lids and accessories, DuraFlex provides solutions that can be incorporated into new containers or retrofitted to existing fleets.
At Stand CT-F210, visitors will be able to explore DuraFlex Trade lids and accessories designed to address challenges including:
- Directing different waste streams
- Improving accessibility
- Restricting inappropriate waste
- Controlling access to containers
- Upgrading existing container fleets
This ability to adapt an existing asset is an important part of lifecycle management. Changing operational requirements shouldn’t result in wholesale container replacement.
Sometimes, changing a few specification features can transform an existing asset.
Refurbishment: Keep Assets in Use for Longer
Asset lifecycle management isn’t simply about maintaining equipment until it needs replacing.
Sometimes the better option is to give it another life.
IEG provides both mobile onsite and factory-based waste container refurbishment, allowing the level of intervention to be matched to the condition of the asset.
For assets requiring more extensive work, factory refurbishment provides the opportunity for more comprehensive repairs and restoration.
The two services aren’t competing alternatives.
They can work together as part of a planned fleet management programme, helping customers determine which assets can be maintained onsite, which require more extensive intervention and which have genuinely reached the end of their economical working life.
Complete Compactor & Baler Lifecycle Support
The same philosophy applies to waste machinery.
IEG’s compactor and baler capabilities extend beyond supplying equipment. We support customers across the lifecycle of their machines with:
- New compactors and balers
- Refurbished machinery
- Planned servicing and maintenance
- Breakdown support
- Consumables
- Site and waste auditing
Proactive servicing can identify developing problems before they become disruptive failures, while refurbishment can provide another option when new simply isn’t a requirement. Combined with site auditing, this allows customers to continually review whether their waste handling equipment is delivering the efficiency originally expected from it.
Introducing the DuraFlex Easy Release Lock
Container security will also be a major focus on our stand.
Locking systems can help prevent contamination, fly-tipping and unauthorised access, but security must also consider what happens if somebody gains access to a container.
Our new DuraFlex Easy Release Lock has been developed to address the risk of unauthorised public access while providing an important additional safety function.
Visitors will be able to see the system fitted to our Continental Containers alongside lid-in-lid restrictor plates, demonstrating how thoughtful specification can balance controlled access, usability and safety.
It is a relatively small addition to a container specification with the potential to provide a potentially lifesaving safeguard.
UK Manufacturing in Action
Taking centre stage within our machinery display will be a UK-manufactured vertical baling press.
Compact, efficient and designed to maximise performance where floor space is restricted, the machine demonstrates how the right equipment specification can help businesses improve waste handling without demanding significant additional space.
Our team will also be available to discuss new and refurbished machinery, servicing, breakdown cover and consumables, helping visitors explore the complete support available beyond the initial equipment purchase.
What to Expect at Stand CT-F210
Visitors to the IEG stand at RWM 2026 can explore the different stages of the waste asset lifecycle in one place, including:
- A UK-manufactured vertical baling press, providing a compact solution for sites where available space is limited.
- DuraFlex Trade lids and accessories, including solutions for waste-stream direction, accessibility and advanced container security.
- New Continental steel waste containers, showcasing different specification possibilities fitted with Easy Release Lock.
- Lid-in-lid restrictor plates designed to control access and help direct waste into the correct stream.
- The new DuraFlex Easy Release Lock, developed to address unauthorised public access while introducing an important additional safety feature.
- Expert advice from our container, machinery, service and refurbishment specialists on improving the performance of existing waste infrastructure.
Explore Full Lifecycle Asset Management at RWM 2026
Whether you’re responsible for a Local Authority container fleet, commercial waste operation, facilities portfolio or waste processing site, come and talk to our team about how a more proactive approach to asset management could improve performance, control costs and extend the life of your equipment.
Visit Impact Environmental Group EMEA at RWM 2026 – Hall 18, Stand CT-F210.
Keep your assets in use for longer.