START WITH YOUR MATERIAL

Applications

Define the material, visible defects and normal production conditions before comparing color sorter platforms or models.

6 APPLICATION INPUTS

Describe the real sorting problem.

A clear brief keeps material, defect and operating requirements together before a platform or configuration is discussed.

  1. 01

    Material / product type

    Product name, form, size range and normal variation.

  2. 02

    Material condition / processing stage

    The condition in which the material reaches the sorting step.

  3. 03

    Defects / foreign material to remove

    What needs to be removed and how it differs visibly.

  4. 04

    Accepted-product requirement

    What should remain in the accepted stream after sorting.

  5. 05

    Flow / handling condition

    How the material flows, overlaps, bridges or changes during feeding.

  6. 06

    Normal throughput

    The sustained production requirement under usual operating conditions.

TWO NEXT DECISIONS

Move from application to selection and verification.

The application defines the problem. The next step is to compare the available sorting platforms or verify the material with a representative test.

02 / VERIFICATION

Real sorting result still unclear?

Review feed, accepted product, reject, overflow or carryover, and test conditions with representative material.

Open Sample Testing

OTHER / CONDITIONAL APPLICATIONS

A conditional route for plastic.

Suitability depends on the actual material and sorting target.

View Plastic Application

PROJECT INQUIRY

Bring your material and separation target into one brief.

Share the application inputs through the existing contact route to begin a practical discussion.

  • 01Material
  • 02Material condition
  • 03Defects / foreign material
  • 04Normal throughput
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