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No metal will pass this combination

Industry, Real Estate & Construction
Press release from: S+S Separation and Sorting Technology GmbH
The combination of SAFEMAG und PROTECTOR is the economically and technically most efficient solution. (Photo: S+S)
The combination of SAFEMAG und PROTECTOR is the economically and technically most efficient solution. (Photo: S+S)
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(openPR) - In plastics processing, environmental awareness, but also economic considerations, have resulted in the use of industry-quality granulate (regenerated material, ground material) which frequently shows a slight contamination with foreign objects such as e.g. metal particles. Depending on the production system this may soon cause unwanted machine downtimes.

Especially for the plastics industry S+S now offers a system combination that combines the advantages of magnet separators and inductive metal separators. This combination is the optimal solution for the separation of both magnetic and non-magnetic metal contaminations.

The combination of SAFEMAG and PROTECTOR prevents mould damage, reduces reject rates, and thus increases machine running times. The loss of good material also is reduced to a minimum.

In the first stage the SAFEMAG with the extremely high forces of its neodymium magnet material even removes iron powder and slightly magnetized stainless steel particles from the product flow. It thus reduces the response frequency of the PROTECTOR and consequently also the loss of good material. Downstream of the SAFEMAG, the PROTECTOR reliably detects all the remaining non-magnetic metals.

S+S Separation and Sorting Technology GmbH of Schönberg, Bavaria, manufactures machines and systems for the detection/separation of contaminants, for product inspection, and for the sorting of material flows. Product sales primarily focus on the food, plastics, chemical, pharmaceutical, wood, textile, and recycling industries. S+S is one of the world’s leading suppliers with subsidiaries in Great Britain, China, Singapore, France, and in the USA, a representative office in India, and more than 40 agencies all over the world. The main factory in Schönberg presently employs 230 people, and 2007 turnover amounted to Euro 22 million.

S+S Separation and Sorting Technology GmbH
Brigitte Rothkopf
Regener Straße 130
D-94513 Schönberg
Tel. +49-(0)8554-308 274
Fax +49-(0)8554-2606
e-mail: brigitte.rothkopf@se-so-tec.com
www.se-so-tec.com
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