Long-term rental

A machine for a fixed fee.
The risk stays with us.

A work-ready machine for a fixed fee. Selection, service and uptime stay with us — you account for tonnes, not breakdowns.

  • No capital outlay
  • Full service included
  • Replacement machine

What's included

One fee, zero surprises

Not just hardware — a complete service that keeps the machine running. Everything below sits inside one fixed rate.

Fixed monthly fee

One predictable amount with no hidden costs. Fully deductible as an operating cost.

Full service & wear parts

Scheduled inspections, preventive service plus blades, screens and wear items — all inside the rental price.

Replacement machine

If a machine needs a longer downtime, we bring in a working unit. Your line keeps moving.

Flexible terms & buy-out

Terms matched to your seasonality, with the option to buy the machine at an agreed residual value.

How it works

From enquiry to the first tonne

Three steps. Most deployments go live within a few weeks of a signed agreement.

  1. 01

    Enquiry & machine selection

    You describe the waste, the target fraction and throughput. We propose a model from the portfolio, a service scope and a fee.

  2. 02

    Rental agreement

    We agree the term, the buy-out option and the conditions, then sign the long-term rental agreement.

  3. 03

    Delivery & ongoing uptime

    Transport, installation and start-up on site. From there we look after service and parts — you account for the output.

Rental or purchase

Two models, laid out plainly

Purchase fits a stable stream for years. Rental wins when liquidity, flexibility and shifting risk to the supplier matter more.

RentalPurchase
Capital No outlay — liquidity stays intact Full investment up front, or leasing
Service & parts Included in the fee, handled by WMS On the owner
Technical risk Carried by WMS Carried by the owner

Let us cost a fee for your
waste stream

Tell us what you process and your target throughput. We will come back with a concrete rental proposal — fee, service scope and a go-live date.