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| Why Do Aluminum Recyclers Need LIBS? |
| Aluminum is the most cost-efficient base metal in terms of processing for re-use. The key is to use this concept in terms of re-melting—that is, melt specifically the scrap that is the desired alloy of production—and save money on fuel and reduce carbon footprint loads as a result. |
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| How PICVISA Has Revolutionized Recycling |
| With the fight against climate change at the top of the agenda in more and more countries, waste management is a key pillar to successfully make progress in it. Every year, approximately 300 million tons of plastic are produced, and it is estimated that, in five years, by 2025, there could be almost all that amount spilled into the oceans (250 million tons). |
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| Latest Tomra Sorting E-book Details the Potential Artificial Intelligence for the Recycling Industry |
| Deep learning is on the rise in the recycling industry, according to the new eBook “Harnessing the Potential of AI” from the global leader in sensor-based sorting, TOMRA Sorting Recycling. Continue reading » |
| STADLER Delivers A Future-Proofed, Flexible Sorting Plant for the Schroll Group |
| The Schroll Group specializes in waste management and recycling, providing businesses, public administrations and local authorities services tailored to their specific requirements. Continue reading » |
| Greater Sorting Reliability Thanks to Artificial Intelligence-Supported Software and Hardware Upgrades |
| Through its new software and the fifth evolutionary stage of the tried-and-tested UniSort PR, STEINERT is offering improvements in both these respects and is also paving the way into the next era of waste sorting technology. Continue reading » |
| Processing Line Separates Different Parts E-Motors |
| Today we find electric-motors everywhere! In almost every single small device at least one electric motor is installed and as we all realize this development is continuously growing. Continue reading » |
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| Austin AI, Inc. |
| Austin AI, Inc. manufactures a complete line of Energy Dispersive X-ray Fluorescence (EDXRF) spectrometric equipment; including custom systems for sorting/separation, process control and quality assurance monitoring. Austin AI also maintains a distribution division to offer customers a variety of complementary solutions. Continue reading » |
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| PICVISA |
| PICVISA is an innovating technology company that provides industrial solutions based on image processing and machine vision to the national and international markets.We define, develop and produce selection and sorting equipment for recycling materials. Continue reading » |
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| STADLER® Anlagenbau GmbH |
| STADLER® Anlagenbau GmbH is dedicated to the planning, production and assembly of sorting systems and components for the waste disposal and recycling industry world-wide. Our slogan “Engineering at its best” not only encapsulates many years of experience and know-how but is also synonymous with quality, reliability and customer satisfaction. Continue reading » |
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| Sense2Sort – Toratecnica |
| Sense2Sort Toratecnica is specialized in sensor based sorting equipment for metal sorting applications in recycling. The company leads in automated spectroscopy sorting technologies, such as XRF (X-Ray Fluorescence) and LIBS (Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy), offers all common sensor based sorting technolges and consults on plant design. Continue reading » |
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