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Scipher Commissions Multi-Sensor Sorter for Difficult Plastic Stream
Scipher Technologies is tackling the challenge of separating and recovering fractions from hard plastics in e-waste. The company has commissioned a multi-sensor sorter, manufactured by MSS, which uses sensors and algorithms to scan and separate pre-processed fractions based on size, color, and metal content. This equipment produces a clean stream of recyclable single-polymer plastics, a significant achievement as bonded hard plastics are difficult to separate and recover. Scipher Technologies collaborates with local councils and B2B clients to source feedstock, and their export-quality plastic is sent to markets in Asia. The company is focused on developing solutions for e-waste plastics while supporting environmentally sound recycling practices. The MSS equipment provides excellent technical support, and Scipher Technologies aims to offer a complete solution for diverting waste from landfills and promoting a circular economy.
Sensor-Based Sorting Technologies for E-Waste Facilities
MSS MetalMiner induction sorter to extract residual metals from e-waste. Images courtesy of MSS.With the two main objectives being the recovery of as much value out of the mixed e-waste and the reduction in manual sorting stations, evolving technologies provide...
The Role of Mechanical Screening in the MRF of the Future
The recycling stream is changing and Material Recovery Facilities (MRFs) need to change along with it. As packaging changes and diversifies, the ability of traditional mechanical screens to produce finished end-products in a MRF is diminished, resulting in more...
Recycleye and MSS announce ground-breaking partnership to revolutionize waste sorting
Leading US optical sorting equipment manufacturer MSS Inc. and ground-breaking British technology company Recycleye announce a strategic partnership in North America to combine their strengths and bring new technology to the waste sorting and recycling sectors....
Dynamic Pairings
Sorting success lies in pairing the right sensor technologies with the right method of extraction. At MSS Inc., we know the challenges presented by sorting recyclables at material recovery facilities (MRFs) can be approached in many ways. For 48 years, we have...
Optimizing Optical Sorters
Routine maintenance and periodic adjustments could help optimize optical sorters operating in material recovery facilities. With increasing age and hours of operation, the performance of optical sorters can start declining. General lack of cleaning and maintenance as...
MSS Receives Patent for PrecisionFlow™ Eject Hood Design
Patented hood for optical sorters works in combination with air-assist systems for precise material handling. MSS, Inc., the optical sorting division of CP Group, announced they received a patent for their PrecisionFlow™ eject hood for optical sorters. When processing...
Future-Proofing the MRF with FiberMax
MSS FiberMax™ optical sorter cuts costs while handling challenging materials and optimizing output quality (article published in Recycling Product News, April 2018) MSS, Inc., part of the CP Group and based in Nashville, Tennessee, is in the process of supplying a...
MSS Announces the Next Generation of Metal Recovery Technology
New MetalMiner™ with MapLine™ Algorithm Improves Material Targeting Nashville, TN (September 5, 2017) – MSS, Inc., the optical sorter division of CP Group, introduces MetalMiner™, the next generation of induction-based true all-metal detectors. MSS has designed...
Education and Contamination
From the article "Depending on the Variables," published in Recycling Today, July 3, 2017 While optical sorters commonly are used to sort paper in material recovery facilities (MRFs) that handle single-stream commercial material, their use on residential fiber sort...