What is a reverse vending machine?
A Reverse Vending Machine, also referred to as a RVM, is a Collection Point for consumers to return their Empty Containers. The machine, unlike a bin, selectively accepts or refuses containers depending on how the software is set up in conjunction to the onboard sensors. The users experience ends with a reward for returning the containers in the form of a printed redeemable voucher or an option to donate to a charity. By tracking the returned containers and rewarding users, adopting a reverse vending machine dramatically increases the percentage of containers that remain in the circular loop of recycled materials.
Partnering with recyclever®
At recyclever® we are taking reverse vending into the future. Our innovative and flexible approach allows stakeholders to customise the machine design and software to their individual needs, working together towards a stronger circular economy.
recyclever® reverse vending machines have marketing rich features such as streaming marketing video contents and advertisements. This allows revenue generation potential, making collection and recycling cheaper and consequently more successful.
How our reverse vending machine works
Insert bottle, preferably with barcode facing up.
Bottle is scanned to check it is suitable for recycling.
Bottle is crushed to reduce volume and destroy the barcode.
Customer receives printed voucher.
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