Household Waste Facilities Automatic and Manual Waste Sorting Facilities

Packaging waste sorting facilities reduce environmental pollution and help protect nature by promoting resource savings through recycling. These facilities provide economic benefits by reducing raw material usage and contributing to energy savings. Proper waste management extends the lifespan of storage areas and prevents environmental problems.

PACKAGING WASTE SORTING CONSISTS OF 5 MAIN STAGES

• 1. Waste Collection and Acceptance: The facility accepts packaging waste from various sources, weighs and records the incoming waste.
• 2. Pre-Sorting: Waste is roughly sorted manually or mechanically according to its characteristics.
• 3. Mechanical Sorting: Technologies such as magnetic separators, optical separators, and air flows are used to separate waste into categories like plastic, glass, metal, and paper.
• 4. Manual Sorting: Mixed materials remaining after mechanical sorting are separated manually by workers.
• 5. Baling: Sorted materials are compressed into bales, saving space and reducing transportation costs.

Compliant with Occupational Safety

Low Maintenance Cost

Minimum Energy Consumption

High Wear Resistance

High Efficiency

MAIN EQUIPMENT

• MPAM – Bag Opener
• YT – Rotary Screen
• DDE – Disc Screen
• DBS – Ballistic Separator
• EMBS – Magnetic Separator
• ECS - Eddy Current Separator
• DOK – Optical Sorting Conveyor
• DKR – Roller Conveyor
• DKZ – Chain Conveyor
• QCC – Quality Control Conveyor
• BCC – Bunker Conveyor
• DKBP – Bale Press
• DPP – PET Crushing