Simple Electrostatic Separation Experimental Device
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Electrify the target object and sort/separate it based on the difference in charge and specific gravity! Custom production is possible to meet your needs!
The "Simple Electrostatic Sorting Experimental Device" uses static electricity to charge objects and sorts or separates them based on differences in charge and specific gravity. For example, it can be used for "removing foreign objects (such as hair or lint) mixed in food" or "sorting the main body of PET bottles from their packaging labels." We also accept design, manufacturing, and development of devices tailored to customer needs. 【Features】 ■ Charges objects using static electricity ■ Sorts and separates based on differences in charge and specific gravity ■ Design, manufacturing, and development of devices according to needs *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us. ＜Free Demo Available＞ If you visit Green Tech, we will provide a free demonstration of the actual device. If you would like to "see the lineup" or "test/verify with the actual device," please contact us using the information below. *We also accept contract production of high-voltage power supplies. Please inquire first.
basic information
【Configuration (for sorting waste PET bottles and packaging labels)】 <Simple Rotating Electrostatic Sorting Experimental Device> ■ Controller (Control Unit) (GTC) ■ Cartridge (Boosting Unit) ■ Corona Charging Bar (B-140) ■ Control Cable (5m) ■ Power Cable (3m) ■ Ground Wire (3m) ■ Cartridge Fixing Stand (GA-S1) ■ Simple Rotating Drum Set (Rotating Drum, Motor, Mounting Base) *Product videos are available on the website.
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Model number/Brand name
Rotary electrostatic separation device
Applications/Examples of results
【Applications】 ■ Sorting of "plastic bottle bodies" and "packaging labels" ■ Removal of foreign substances mixed in food (hair, lint, etc.) ■ Separation of "tobacco leaves" and "filters" ■ Separation of "fertilizers" and "impurities" ■ Various sorting experiments (plastics, dried plants, etc.) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
