Sparta Manufacturing Olympus accelerated ballistic separators
Weighing Systems and Fike Corp.
Canada-based Sparta Manufacturing has unveiled its new Olympus accelerated ballistic separator. The product is designed to deliver efficiency, speed and reliability to the single-stream recycling sector. Olympus accelerated ballistic separators:
- are equipped with conveyor belts traveling 600 feet per minute that are integrated to ballistic paddles, allowing them to quickly and efficiently separate two-dimensional materials, and operate at a steeper angle, accelerating three-dimensional fraction recovery
- include an intuitive HMI (human-machine interface) control panel where future updates can be made via software downloads
- are designed for easy belt changing with a gas strut cylinder take-up system to quickly track or change belts practically tool-free
- use an electronically driven maintenance door to safely access paddles for cleaning and rear bearings for maintenance
Visit www.spartaway.com for more information.
Rice Lake Weighing Systems wireless crane scales
Rice Lake Weighing Systems of Rice Lake, Wisconsin, has released its MSI-9600HT Port-A-Weigh Plus Hi-Torque wireless crane scale integrated with ScaleCore technology. The new wireless crane scales:
- function on a 12-volt rechargeable battery and universal 115/230 volts alternating current battery charger and can operate for up to 75 hours with radio and 250 hours without radio
- are available with up to a 200,000-ton capacity, as well as a 200 percent and 500 percent ultimate safety factor—a structure’s absolute strength to the actual applied load—to help avoid overloading accidents
- feature a high-torque load train designed for use with powered rotation and an enclosure with a rear-battery casting with snap-closure
Visit www.ricelake.com for more information.
Fike Corp. Fire Monitors
Blue Springs, Missouri-based Fike Corp. has launched its latest fire suppression solution: Fike Fire Monitors. According to the global fire protection system developer, its fire monitors are ideal for environments when total flood suppression either isn’t possible or isn’t preferred. The monitors:
- have automatic water cannons that can suppress fires considered difficult to reach, often within 15 seconds of detection
- can be combined with Fike flame detectors and high-definition cameras or thermal imaging cameras to create a water-based fire suppression solution
- can be programmed to discharge up to 1,320 gallons of water in a predetermined spray pattern
- include the option of being operated by a person who can view live video and control the unit remotely with a joystick, app or computer
- offer up to 180 degrees of coverage when wall-mounted, while ceiling mounts can reach hazards in a 360-degree area
Visit www.fike.com for more information.
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