Nordson V-Type self-cleaning screen changer
Munster, Germany-based Nordson Corp. says it has updated the design of its patented “power backflush” V-Type screen changer, creating a more compact and efficient system that eliminates downtime in extrusion, pelletizing and recycling. The screen changer:
- features a 30 percent shorter backflush cycle for increased efficiency
- provides up to 200 backflushing cycles before screens must be changed
- uses a single displacement piston for backflushing rather than having one for each screen cavity
- uses a hydraulically powered backflush system to automatically remove contaminants while maintaining extrusion throughput and keeping flow and pressure constant
Visit www.nordson.com for more information.
ScrapCash ATM
Los Angeles-based firm ScrapCash has released an ATM that it claims to be the only employee-theft-proof unit on the market. The ATM:
- sends a text and an email when the machine is low on funds, enabling 24-hour monitoring
- eliminates the cashier position
- can integrate seamlessly with any scrap yard software
- includes software that generates a receipt printed with a pin number and bar code
- can be purchased for $19,000 with no hidden fees
Visit www.scrapcashatm.com.
ClearSpan Fabric House Building
ClearSpan Fabric Structures’ new Fabric House Building is an updated design of the South Windsor, Connecticut-based company’s Hybrid Building. It features:
- the frame of the Hybrid Building covered completely in fabric
- a peaked roof and overhanging eaves designed to provide extra outdoor coverage
- sidewalls that are available in heights of 13 feet or 20 feet
- an American-made triple-galvanized steel frame warrantied for 50 years
- a 20-year warranty on the fabric cover
Visit www.clearspan.com for more information.
MSS L-VIS optical sorter
Nashville, Tennessee-based MSS Inc., the optical sorter division of the San Diego-based CP Group, has introduced technology updates for its L-VIS high-resolution color and shape optical sorter. Updates include:
- improved sorting accuracy for materials with difficult colors and weak contrast, such as dark green circuit boards and black insulated wires
- analyzes materials in flight over the ColorMask illuminated reference, which is adjustable in color and light intensity
- the WireHawk software algorithm that is behind the company’s patented wire shape identification technology specifically designed for electronic and automotive scrap applications
Visit www.magsep.com for more information.
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