Developed specifically for materials measuring from 4 mm, the machine employs a unique belt system instead of a chute system, drawing on the company‘s extensive experience and cross-application know-how. Compared to conventional chute systems, the belt system boasts maximum precision. This is particularly advantageous when sorting fine metals, as they can be precisely identified and accurately ejected. The belt system offers significant benefits over the chute system when handling fine, small, and round materials.
| REDWAVE Belt system | VS | Chute system |
| Optimal for small and rolling parts (4-25 mm) | | Optimal for large parts (from 20 mm) |
| Uniform conveyance prevents changes in speed or position of the parts, allowing for accurate sorting. | | Controlling the slippage of small parts is challenging. Frequent changes in speed and position can reduce the quality of the final product or output rate. |
| The new and innovative REDWAVE belt prevents material from snagging. | | Due to humidity and dirt fine materials may stick to the chute. |
| The trajectory is controllable and remains constant, which ensures accurate sorting. | | The trajectory of small materials changes and is unpredictable making precise sorting difficult. |
| Highest precision and performance for sorting fine, small, and round parts | | Highest precision and performance for sorting coarse material. |
