TOMRA's GAINnext delivers high UBC recovery

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GAINnext integrates into existing lines and offers up to 2,000 ejections per minute.

The TOMRA Recycling business unit of Norway-based TOMRA Systems ASA says its GAINnext sorting technology leverages deep learning artificial intelligence (AI) for high throughput of used beverage can (UBC) aluminum recovery, delivering more than 98 percent purity without manual sorting.

An end-of-life solution, GAINnext quickly integrates into existing lines to lower overall costs and improve return on investment. GAINnext offers up to 2,000 ejections per minute, 33 times more than manual sorting.

Visit TOMRA Recycling's website to learn more.