Equipped with our 4-wave ballistic separator PPK, the paper and cardboard sorting plants designed by us are genuine all-rounders. The result is material fractions with the highest degree of purity. Material properties STADLER paper and cardboard plants are predominantly used for sorting large quantities of waste paper and cardboard from the commercial and municipal sectors. Example process description The paper mixture is fed – continuously metered – to the individual process steps. Ferrous constituents are removed from the overall flow by magnets. Large volumes of cardboard are separated by means of a screen or “paper spike”. The remaining paper mixture is conveyed to the 4-wave ballistic separator PPK, which separates plastic and cardboard particles. Deinking material that has not been separated is fed – if necessary via further separation steps (NIR) – into the sorting cabin, in which all product streams can be manually re-sorted. Finally, all sorted fractions are compressed by a baler. Example of a high quality sorting plant for paper and cardboard in Germany STADLER sorting plants for paper and cardboard STADLER experience “With more than a dozen paper and cardboard sorting plants built by STADLER over the past 15 years, we are experienced professionals in this field.” Main components Output fractions · Infeed hopper with metering drum · Overbelt magnet · Paper spike · Ballistic separator · Ballistic separator PPK · Near infrared technology NIR · Mechanical sorting machine · Conveyor · Sorting cabin · Baler · Steel construction with walkway · Electrical engineering · Cardboard boxes · Deinking · Mixed paper www.w-stadler.com 21 20
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