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February 26, 2013
RTGE Staff
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1. Steinert Australia UniSort PR
New from RTT Steinert of Victoria, Australia, is the UniSort PR sorting system with hyper spectral imaging (HSI) technology. The system offers the following features, according to Steinert:

  • Separates packaging, substitute fuels or plastics from electronic scrap using a range of detection and separation technologies to automatically sort waste
  • Allows recycling facilities to increase throughput and purity of recovered materials
  • Can sort large items such as whole soft drink bottles
  • HSI technology offers both high spatial and spectral resolution for recognizing small objects

Visit www.steinert.com.au for more information.


2. BRT Automatic Bale Dewiring Machine BRT
Recycling Technologie GmbH, Ibbenbüren, Germany, has developed the Bal-O-Mat automatic bale dewiring machine offering the following features:

  • Provides a cost-effective automated bale dewiring solution for medium-sized recyclers
  • Front-loader places bales onto feeding belt in cutting position and bales reach the station automatically
  • Wires are cut, removed, dropped and bundled
  • Can help prevent health hazards and save costs associated with manual bale cutting

Visit www.brt.info for more information.


3. Terex Fuchs Power Pack
Terex Fuchs, Bad Schönborn, Germany, is offering the newly developed Power Pack for users of electric material handlers. The company describes the following product features:

  • Stand-alone engine allows Terex Fuchs electric material handlers to be operated independently of any external electricity supply
  • Features an integrated diesel-powered hydraulic unit
  • Easy to mount using a forklift or chain sling
  • Material handler can be operated from outside the cab via joystick control

Visit www.terex-fuchs.com for more information.


4. Oxford Instruments X MET7000 Express
Oxford Instruments, Abingdon, United Kingdom, has launched the X MET7000 eXpress as a faster handheld XRF (X-ray fluorescence) analyzer for high performance measurement. According to the company, the product offers the following features:

  • Delivers accurate analysis, lower limits of detection, improved precision and faster analysis time
  • Analyzes, verifies and screens materials up to four times faster than the X-MET7000 QuickSort with one pull of the trigger
  • Includes Oxford Instruments’ 40 kilovolt X-ray tube and high-resolution, high-count rate silicon-drift detector

Visit www.oxford-instruments.com for more information.