DJE Recycling Systems Limited
DJE Recycling Systems Specialist Supplier of Recycling Machinery & Systems. The waste and recycling industry never stands still. Neither does DJE Recycling Systems with our commitment to you we have 39 years experience and knowledge of the recycling industry. Offering one of the largest ranges of machinery, systems and auxiliary options available in the UK to meet all your recycling requirements from Market Leading Worldwide Manufactures. All machinery and systems we supply are designed for working in harsh environments and manufactured to meet your requirements.
Company details
Find locations served, office locations
- Business Type:
- Distributor
- Industry Type:
- Waste and Recycling - Recycling Systems
- Market Focus:
- Nationally (across the country)
About Us
Why DJE Recycling Systems?
DJE Recycling Systems offer cost effective recycling solutions. From stand alone machinery to full bespoke systems for both the private and public sectors that help you to divert contaminated reusable plastics from landfill.
With the tightening of export regulations, it has become necessary for many types of materials to be recycled correctly and cleaned prior to being exported or re-used within the UK.
We offer one of the most comprehensive ranges of recycling machinery and auxiliary equipment for the UK market supplying waste processing machinery ranging from stand alone machines to large scale waste recovery operations.
Utilising the very latest technology available DJE Recycling Systems are able to design and commission systems with cutting edge technology to maximise your recycling and recovery potential at affordable prices.
This is achieved by making use of a number of different components including material feeders,trommels, magnets, sink float tanks, dryers, conveyors, screw compactors, blowers, shredders: single shaft,twin shaft, four shaft, granulators, optical sorting equipment, pelletizing systems, balers and compactors.
Our experience in trading recycled plastics means we are able to engineer a machine around your needs but with the end market for the product in mind, meaning you produce the best product possible to the buyer's specification. We are also happy to provide accurate business plan costings and contract purchase your end product at market leading rebates.
Whether you are a manufacturer looking to lower your costs and create value from your waste or a waste management company looking to take the next step please give DJE Recycling Systems a call for a free highly competitive price and a no obligation quotation.
Please use the related links on our web site or the drop down bars showing DJE's extensive range of machinery, alternatively give us a call for a no obligation quote, or an email requesting further information on our range of machinery.
All our machinery and systems are designed to suit your specific needs and they are built to suit the materials that you need to process. Our customers are given outline, site plan drawings prior to any commitment of an order being agreed.
Our belief is the equipment you purchase is only a...
Site Surveys
Finance
All of the machinery and systems which we supply are recognised as being of an excellent quality, with a high residual value and reliability and with excellent product support from DJE Recycling Systems or from one of our manufacturers.
We only work with the manufacturers and suppliers that have strong balance sheets, whom are totally solvent and that have many years manufacturing and design experience.
As a result all of the reputable finance houses we use have no problem whatsoever in offering their most competitive rates and financial packages. This facility is of course subject to their usual terms & conditions.
Finance options are for guide line purposes only and would be subject to the finance companys terms.
The Benefits of Leasing
- No need to find hefty deposits.
- Tax advantages to leasing.
- Regular lease payments which do not increase, even if interest rates do.
- Preserve existing credit lines and overdrafts.
- Leasing converts a large capital expenditure into small monthly payments.
- The company has the profit-making equipment immediately and keeps their cash reserve available.
- Rather than investing the precious cash reserves in depreciating assets, the company can use them to help
- increase profits.
- Lease rental is 100% tax deductable
The main reason for the majority of companies leasing rather than purchasing equipment is to use leasing as a method of reducing tax bills.
This is because lease rental is 100% tax deductible, meaning that all of the payments which you make for your equipment is written off against your tax bill. For any profit making business, this means a substantial saving on the real cost of acquiring equipment. This could save you between 20-40% of your lease payments, depending on the rate of tax which you pay.
Payments on qualifying leases are written off as direct operating expenses rather than as a debt or an outstanding liability thus reducing short term taxable income. Capital allowances are passed on , you can offset your rentals against taxable profits and can also reclaim the VAT on your monthly payments. This status as a rental as opposed to a liability on a company's balance sheet is something which the banks like to see and which is one of the many reasons why an operating lease is attractive. For this reason, leasing is often referred to as ‘off balance sheet’ financing – a tremendous advantage to both large and small businesses with optional ownership at the end of the lease.
Rental agreement, the title of the goods remain with the Lessor (i.e. BOSEF), which means that the equipment does not show on the company's balance sheet and therefore not needing to be depreciated over a fixed period.
The disadvantage of buying equipment outright
The disadvantage to buying any equipment out-right is the capital invested becomes a depreciating asset. This becomes an asset who’s value decreases overtime.The total amount which assets have depreciated during a reporting period is shown on the cash flow statement. This also makes up part of the expenses shown on the income statement. The amount which assets have depreciated by the end date is shown on the balance sheet.