BHS brings robotic sorting to paper recycling applications (Ⅱ)
Apr. 29, 2018
Robotic waste sorting plant from Eugene, Oregon based Bulk Handling System’s
Max-AI AQC product line has expanded with the release of the AQC-2 for paper
sorting applications. BHS explained.
The AQC-2 complements BHS’ Tri-Disc technology and NRT optical sorters to
fully automate the quality control process for paper and containers. BHS said
that the level of automation possible with Max-AI technology will significantly
lower operating costs – especially while running multiple shifts – while adding
production and quality capabilities that surpass those of manual sorting.
“The Max-AI AQC-2 fills a sizeable hole in the marketplace,” said BHS CEO
Steve Miller. “The NRT ColorPlus™ does an exceptional job of recovering most of
the cardboard that, due to the increase of online shopping, has infiltrated the
news stream.”
“While it doesn’t make financial sense to add another optical sorter to
remove the remaining small cardboard, it does make sense to add the AQC-2,
equipment that will recover the remaining cardboard while at the same time
removing other commodities or contaminants from the news stream.” He
continued.
“The results have been excellent and the investment really pencils out. We
are thrilled to have a solution for our customers that creates clean news with
zero labor and provides a fast return on their investment,” concluded
Miller.
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