BoReTech separator recovers fines, dust for recycling

The Zig-Zag multichannel separator employs negative pressure to collect impurities smaller than 0.2mm in the final stage of the recycling process.

July 7, 2021

The multichannel separator employs negative pressure to collect impurities smaller than 0.2mm in the final stage of the recycling process.

Zig-Zag This BoReTech multichannel separator employs negative pressure to collect impurities smaller than 0.2mm in the final stage of the recycling process. When the collection bag is full, the unit triggers an alarm to remind an operator to replace the bag. The pressure is adjustable for different operation purposes. The units are mostly employed in lines that deal with PET or biaxially oriented PP. In the U.S., John Xu represents the Chinese company; he can be contacted at [email protected] or [email protected].

What’s new? The Zig-Zag.

Benefits The recovery of fines and dust that can be further recycled. Dust collected by the Zig-Zag can be used through secondary treatment to produce lower-quality recyclate suitable for some applications. The Zig-Zag is capable of handling a throughput of about 8,800 pounds an hour, assuming PET flakes of about 10mm to 12mm.

BoReTech Environmental Engineering Co. Ltd., Pinghu, China, 86-573-85136190, www.bo-re-tech.com