Waste Sorting Equipment

TTS Series Heavy-Duty Ballistic Separator

Mainly separated: 3D materials (bricks/wooden blocks/bottles, etc.), lightweight materials (flat/light/large area m a t e ri a l s ), undersized materials(30mm/50mm), customizable bounce screen plates, commonly used for processing and sorting decoration waste, stale waste, household waste, construction waste, etc.

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TTS Series Heavy-Duty Ballistic Separator

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Product Overview:

The Ballistic Separator is a high-performance sorting solution essential for Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) and recycling facilities. Driven by eccentric shafts, the paddles create a unique 3D motion that categorizes mixed waste streams into three distinct fractions in a single process, based on their shape, density, and physical behavior.

Key Sorting Fractions:

  1. 3D/Heavy Fraction (Rolling Items): Objects such as plastic bottles, stones, cans, and wood bounce and roll downwards to the bottom discharge.
  2. 2D/Light Fraction (Flat Items): Flexible materials like paper, plastic films, and textiles climb upwards to the top discharge due to the ballistic movement.
  3. Fines/Undersized Fraction (Organic Matter): Smaller particles (e.g., organic waste, grit, sand) fall through the customizable perforations in the paddles.

Technical Advantages:

Low Maintenance: Features a heavy-duty chassis and wear-resistant paddles, ensuring long-term reliability and easy component replacement.

Superior Separation Purity: Significantly enhances the efficiency of downstream equipment like Optical Sorters or manual picking lines.

Anti-Clogging Design: Unlike trommel screens, the ballistic motion prevents long, flexible materials from wrapping around the shafts.

Adjustable Flexibility: The screening angle (typically $10^\circ \sim 25^\circ$) and agitation speed can be fine-tuned to handle varying material compositions.