Epsilon M
Metal Particle IdentifierThe product
Composition analysis of metal in a continuous flowOur Starting Point
Cost saving through fast metal content analysisIn a world where recycling is of increased importance Stage Gate 11 focusses on composition analysis with their hyperspectral imaging technology. The recycling process of metal is quite efficient already but the remainder, non-ferro, which is reintegrated in our environment is still filled with unidentified diverse flakes of metal (non-ferro) which account for loss of quality in the recycled material or might be hazardous for the environment. By means of UV spectroscopy the Epsilon M is able to detect and classify the presented matter with high throughput and without direct contact. With the acquired data other sorting mechanisms can be actuated, or accurate reports on the composition of the non-ferro can be drawn. The Epsilon M improves the yield with better margins, higher volumes of sorted non-ferro and higher quality for purified secondary building metals.
Hyper spectral imaging concept
Metal composition uncovered-
Higher margins on non-ferro
With this automated unit more sorted yield can be retrieved, when the data is used for sorting the non-ferro can be retrieved and eventually sold.
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Accurate Results
Compared to the selective analysis of similar devices, the Epsilon allows for complete analysis of the entire belt. Combined with the large database, provides for highly accurate results.
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Autonomous Operation
Situated above a waste stream belt the Epsilon M can collect data without the need of manual interference.
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Non-invasive
There is no direct interference with the bottom-ash or flow of material and does not affect or obstruct the throughput.
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Improved Process Control
The Epsilon M scans all available non-ferro and not only samples, giving the most accurate data. Higher volume of sorted non-ferro and all automatically.
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Fast Analysis
Without direct contact and with a high throughput the Epsilon M scans whatever is presented on a belt and smart algortihms allow for quick classificaton.