SpekMAG HR

Multi Function Separator: Metal + Color / CSP – Separator

  Color Separator, CSP-Separator, Metal Separator SpekMAG HR

  • Ejection of off-colors / color separation
  • Ejection of CSP (Ceramic, Stones, Porcelain)
  • Ejection of ferrous and non-ferrous metals, incl. stainless steel
  • Working width 1024 / 1248 mm
  • 2-way or 3-way system
  • Optical sorting + RF multi segment metal detection coil
  • Combination of Spektrum BASIC and MAG

Application of SpekMAG HR:

The true color + metal separator SpekMAG is a combination of Spektrum and MAG. The SpekMAG is able to eject off colors and / or CSP (Ceramic, Stones, Porcelain) and metals (ferrous and non ferrous) out of cullet. It is used for applications where highest throughput capacities and lowest off-color- / CSP and metal content in the end product is required. The SpekMAG consists of a light source, a high speed CCD-line-camera, a multi segment metal detection coil, an evaluation electronic and an air ejection unit.

Typical applications of the SpekMAG separators are the ejection from:

  • Metals + Amber glass from a mixed stream
  • Metals + Flint glass from a mixed stream
  • Metals + Green glass from a mixed stream
  • Mixed glass can be separated into flint, green and amber cullet in combination with metal separation
    (several stages are required)
  • Metals + CSP (Ceramic, Stones, Porcelain) and other non transparent impurities out of glass cullet

Requirements:

  • The cullet must be divided into different fractions
  • Coarse ferrous metals should be separated by magnets
  • Coarse waste rejected
  • Light weight impurities like aluminum foil, paper etc. should be rejected
  • Vibration free installation + in-house mounting
  • Feeding by means of an electromagnetic driven vibrator chute (speed > 0,3m/s)
  • Cullet should be evenly distributed over the working width of the separator
  • Compressed air must be free of dust, water and oil

Please give us some details of your application – It would be our pleasure to help you

 

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