Sorting techniques
How materials are sorted and processed
How we sort materials
Some of the techniques we use to sort effectively.

3D trommel screen
Our patented screening technology to prevent the passage of elongated waste components that would otherwise cause much disruption in the subsequent sorting process.
Optical (NIR) separator
Using advanced detection, and ejection by compressed air, we enable automated sorting of wood, various types of plastic, paper, textiles, cardboard, etc.


Windshifter
The windshifter separates materials of different weights from the sorting line by means of a powerful airflow. Heavier and lighter materials are discharged separately.
2D trommel screen
The screen trommel separates the material flow to be processed based on size. The small part fraction to be sieved disappears through the perforation of the trommel screen, while the large part fraction is discharged to the end of the trommel.

Vibrating Screen
The flat screen or vibrating screen is designed to meet the high demands of the recycling industry, with optimum processing of large masses of material for maximum screening performance and clean screening quality. It is characterised by its wide range of applications, interchangeable screening decks and optional machine cover.


Trommel washer
Using a trommel washer, the dirty fraction, for example plastic films, is washed clean.
Sink-float separator
In a water basin, the heavy and light fractions are separated based on the difference in buoyancy.


Conveyor belts
Conveyor belts are a very common method for continuous transport of loose materials and are used in almost every solution for a sorting process.
Dosing bunker
The bunker ensures a measured product flow to the sorting line. To prevent irregular operation, disruptions or congestion, a metered, continuous product flow is crucial for the supply to a complete sorting line.


Sorting cabin
Waste is sorted manually on a well-lit sorting belt in a sorting cabin with fresh air supply. A good workplace on the sorting belt makes it possible to work in a neutral body position and provides the opportunity for variation in body position.
Reference videos
Bad Bentheim
Sorting line for recycling compost and other materials.
Veghel
Plastic robot sorting line for KRN in Veghel.
Kruiningen
Construction and demolition waste sorting line for the Sinke group in Kruiningen.

Construction and demolition

Commercial and industrial

Paper and cardboard

Plastics

Household

Metal

Residual waste

Fluff-RDF

Compost

Biomass
