Plastic sorting depends heavily on material form, particle size and how the pieces spread on the belt. Flakes, granules and mixed pieces behave differently, so a useful recommendation starts with the actual sample.
Polymer form, particle size, color classes, contamination type and expected throughput.
Visible color variation and contrasting contamination, checked against how the sample feeds and spreads.
A generic accuracy number is not enough. Accepted and rejected material should both be reviewed from a real sample.
BEFORE QUOTING
Plastic applications need a stricter review because material form and presentation can change the result quickly.
Tell us the polymer form, color classes, visible contamination and throughput required.
Share the material you process, the visible defects you need to remove and your target throughput. If you can send a representative sample, we can plan the selection around real test conditions.