Municipal solid waste sorting separation system metal plastic waste garbage sorting machine

The municipal solid waste sorting separation system can process various types of waste including urban or household waste such as organic, inorganic, waste paper, plastic bags, fabrics, plastics, glass, metals, and construction waste like muck, waste concrete, and industrial waste.

The sorting process starts with waste entering the feeder, followed by a belt conveyor to a trommel screen machine. The trommel sorts waste by material size, then a magnetic separator sorts out metals, and an air separation machine further screens the waste by weight, finally baling the selected materials.

The machine effectively reduces environmental pollution, improves resource utilization efficiency, and promotes economic development by recycling materials such as plastic, paper, and metals.

Yes, the system is designed to handle construction waste including muck, waste concrete, masonry, and other materials, allowing for effective sorting and recycling.

The maximum output capacity of the sorting line is 500 tons per day for the JTS2500 model.

The main components include a box feeder, trommel screen, magnetic separator, air separator, and a baler, along with multiple conveyors for efficient material handling.

Yes, we can design the machine and sorting line based on specific customer requirements to ensure the most effective waste processing solution.

Power requirements vary by model, ranging from 84 kW for the JTS1500 to 222 kW for the JTS2500, depending on the rated output capacity.

The floor area required for installation varies by model, from 18m x 58m for the JTS1500 to 24m x 77m for the JTS2500.

We have been engaged in manufacturing municipal solid waste sorting separation systems for over 20 years.

After sorting, materials such as plastic bottles, metals, cardboard, and hard plastics can be recycled and reused.

Regular maintenance is recommended to ensure optimal performance, including cleaning, inspection of moving parts, and checking electrical components.

The sorting machine can be operated both manually and automatically, depending on the customer’s needs and the complexity of the waste being processed.

The sorting machine includes various safety features such as emergency stop buttons, protective covers, and safety signage to ensure safe operation.

Yes, we provide training for operators to ensure they are familiar with the machine's functionality and safety protocols.