Metso N Series products
Metso, Helsinki, has expanded its offering for the scrap metal recycling industry with the introduction of Metso N Series products. This expanded range of products:
- is designed to be solidly engineered, robust, cost-efficient, production- and maintenance-friendly
- consists of NIS inclined shears, NCS shear-baler-loggers, NLB lid balers and NTB triple-compression balers
- can be complemented with customized service agreements
Visit www.metso.com for more information.
Franklin Miller TM1600 heavy solids shredder
Livingston, New Jersey-based Franklin Miller has released the Taskmaster TM1600, a twin-shaft shredder designed to reduce a wide variety of tough solids, including containers, plastics, packaging, wood, paper, documents, electronic components, concession waste, rejects and returns, in-channel raw sewage and more. Additional features include:
- a reduction in bulk volume of up to 80 percent
- a low-speed, high-torque mechanism that operates with little noise or vibration
- horizontal installation with a stand, hopper or flange adapter or vertical installation for a pipeline and liquid channel
- a space-saving right-angle gear drive can be provided
- can be supplied as a standalone unit or as part of a complete shredding and conveying system
Visit www.franklinmiller.com for more information.
Postle Industries tubular hardfacing electrodes
Cleveland-based Postle Industries has announced its latest hardface welding development—tubular hardfacing electrodes designed for severe abrasion applications and those involving high heat or impact. Product features include:
- a tubular design that allows for a greater volume of carbides for increased abrasion resistance
- available in sizes 1/4-inch, 3/8-inch and 1/2-inch thicknesses
- six different alloy grade options available
Visit www.hardfaceindustries.com for more information.
Eriez Ultra High-Frequency eddy current separator
Eriez of Erie, Pennsylvania, has released its Ultra High-Frequency (UHF) eddy current separator. This product, according to Eriez, can recover aluminum, copper and other nonferrous fines from automobile shredder residue (ASR) without the need for additional sensor-based or optical sorting equipment. Additional features include:
- a rotor that is designed to produce exceptionally high gauss at the belt’s surface
- a 0.03- or 0.04-inch wide rotor
- each unit ships with an Eriez Brute Force Vibratory Feeder to provide an even presentation of material across the rotor
- designed to ensure trouble-free operation and long service life
Visit http://erieznews.com/nr373 for more information.
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