The discharge chute takes the material, distributes it, and routes it to the non-ferrous material separator. The chute is also available made from stainless steel, featuring a magnetic trunk discharge to separate and extract iron. Main mass flow and the non-ferrous products are extracted using on-board reclaiming pit conveyors.
Minerals, waste, rubble, sludge, and wood often contain metallic parts. The inevitable development of a modern industrial society is to utilize the product as "raw materials store" and to exploit it as a source of revenue. The explosion of the raw materials prices in 2007 and 2008 has clearly illustrated the effects of the limited resources on consumer prices.
Changing usage sites, limited available space, or low individual batches complicate entry into the necessary metal recovery process. The container-mobile CitySort program offers flexible solutions for these issues and problems.
| Vibrating feeder driven by electric motors | |
| Non-ferrous metal separator 1.000 mm width | |
| 1.000 mm discharge conveyor width | |
| 700 mm non-ferrous metal discharge conveyor width |
| Diameter rotor: | 400 mm |
| Rotation speed: | 2.700 rpm |
| Pole / Rotor: | 6 |
| Working length: | 10.800 mm |
| Working width: | 6.950 mm |
| Working height: | 4.800 mm |
| Weight basic machine: | 8.500 kg |
| Transport length: | 7.600 mm |
| Transport width: | 2.550 mm |
| Transport height: | 2.700 mm |
"Why did I not recognize the metal portion as a source of revenue much earlier? My machine has paid for itself within one year!"
