3DS sensor sorting systems offer enhanced separation accuracy with improved product purity and yield. This sensor-based system is ideal for sorting minerals, scrap, wire, and ICW (insulated copper wire) to airbag and plastic separation. The 3DS sensor can recognise three-dimensional shapes precisely to only a few millimetres. By analysing optical and surface properties, as well as distinguishing between round and flat objects, the 3DS can identify minerals based on their characteristics. This sorting system can separate minerals of the same colour, airbag containers from other metals, and ICW from metal chunks.
The 3DS is an optical laser sensor that automatically recognises 3-dimensional shapes and volumes. These properties are then used as extra parameters in the manual conveyor belt sorting process. In many instances, 3DS sensor sorting systems can lead to the use of compressed air being reduced and higher throughput. As a result, this type of separation sorting can significantly increase efficiencies for your recycling plant or facility. The 3DS is an innovative solution, which can be used independently or in combination with other sorting systems. Can be used with colour sensor systems and x-ray transmission technology.
Do you want to optimise the accuracy and efficiency of your recycling or waste processes? Turn valuable materials into a high level of purity for resale and maximise your outturns. We can design and deliver solutions for your plant or facility, including process concept development. Our expertise covers magnetic separations, sensors, analysers and system technologies for the primary and secondary raw materials sector. We supply parts and services, and we will help you with the installation and optimisation of your equipment.
The MAGSEP team includes dedicated application specialists and engineers who understand your processing challenges from a local perspective. Our aim is to help you get the most from your recycling equipment with cost-effective and customisable solutions.
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