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Gravity separator
wastepaperfor films and bags

gravity separator
gravity separator
gravity separator
gravity separator
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Characteristics

Technology
gravity
Separated substance
waste, paper, for films and bags
Application domain
for wastewater treatment, construction
Flow

60 m³/h
(2,118.88 ft³/h)

Description

Ballistic separator is a kind of equipment that sorts materials according to their shapes and specific gravity. It is often used to sort household waste, dried kitchen waste, paper and film, etc. The ballistic separator get its name because the inclined paddles separately moves up and down, back and forth through the eccentric shaft, when materials are feed from top of the paddles , they are driven in a ballistic motion. The heavier 3D fractions (such as plastic containers, bottles, cans, wood, etc.) roll back, and lighter 2D fragments (such as film, paper, cardboard, textiles) move forward, and fine materials go through the paddle perforations (sand, organic food residues), these 3 fractions are then conveniently treated in subsequent processes. The screening paddles are made of special steel plates for long lasting service. Hydraulic adjustment of the paddles makes it easy for achieving good sorting result. Maintenance doors for access to the inside of the separator for maintenance and cleaning. Robust steel construction, possible to stack one on top of other for more 2D fraction. Modular design, the screen hole can be customized according to the size of materials Large mass flow up to 60 m3/h. Applicable fields: Construction and decoration waste, domestic waste, stale waste, industrial waste, etc.
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