最先進的廢電器電子產品（WEEE）回收廠——Immark 採用 SPALECK 篩分技術

根據您具體的物料及預定的處理流程，可以可靠地確定哪種篩分技術適合您的電子廢料。 關鍵因素包括粒度分佈、細粒分級、確切的物料組成以及產能要求等。 在此基礎上，我們將開發出最佳的設計方案，並樂意在SPALECK 測試中心使用您的材料進行驗證。 此外，憑藉我們的modularDESIGN+ 設計理念，用於電子廢棄物回收的篩分機具有極高的靈活性，可根據需求進行調整。

是的，您可以瀏覽採用 SPALECK 篩分技術的電子廢棄物處理系統案例。 我們很樂意為您安排參觀現有設施，讓您能親臨現場，了解礦石處理流程及篩分品質的實際表現。 此外，我們誠摯邀請您將電子廢棄物帶到我們的SPALECK 測試中心進行篩選。

No, processing electronic scrap and metals such as SLF or ASR is no problem for SPALECK Screening technology. Our screening machines are configured to reliably handle different Material flows and similar applications. We determine the exact machine setting with you in advance.

The screening machine is designed to fit perfectly into your planned electronic waste processing plant. SPALECK screening machines are customized to your material, throughput, and process control. We take into account interfaces, installation conditions, and conveyor systems to ensure easy integration into your plant. It also happens that plant operators replace screening machines from other manufacturers with SPALECK screening machines in an existing facility. This is generally not a problem either.

Yes, you can test your electronic scrap in advance on SPALECK screening machines. In the SPALECK TestCenter, we carry out tests with your original material on two complete Recycling lines and thus analyze under real conditions which Separation sizes and screening machine design is optimal for your application. This provides you with a reliable basis and you can also use the screened material for further tests, e.g. with sorting machines. The tests in the SPALECK TestCenter are free of charge for you.

SPALECK Screening technology improves sorting performance in Electronic Waste recycling by Classifying (i.e. Screening) the Material flow into defined Particle sizes and removing interfering fines. This produces clearly defined fractions with a specific particle size from an unscreened mixture with a wide range of particle sizes. The equally sized parts are then separated by material using sorting equipment. The same size helps the sorting technology to better detect the individual components.

Fines must be removed from electronic scrap because they significantly impair the performance of the sorting technology used. The materials in the fines (e.g. sand, dirt, impurities) cause contamination in the sorting equipment, accumulate on larger parts and lead to incorrect rejections during electromagnetic, X-ray or sensor-based sorting. With the right Screening technology, the fines are reliably removed. A typical screening size here is 0 – 8 mm Particle size, which is screened off as fines.

The following materials, among others, are processed during Electronic waste recycling:

– Ferrous and non-ferrous metals
– Plastics
– Printed circuit boards and circuit boards
– Glass components
– Fine fractions from shredded composite materials
– Sand, dust and impurities

All of these materials must be specifically separated and processed in the Recycling process.

Classification, i.e. the screening process according to material size, is important in Electronic waste recycling because it separates the material stream into defined particle sizes. Modern sorting equipment can only clearly identify the materials and separate them precisely according to material components if the grain bands are uniform.

WEEE recycling is the processing of waste electrical and electronic equipment to recover recyclable materials such as ferrous and non-ferrous metals, plastics and circuit board components. The appliances are shredded, the shredded material is classified (screened) by size and then sorted mechanically and by material type using sensors.