Densimetric Table GSort

Features

Densimetric tables are used for the efficient separation of dry materials by density. The GSort is especially used in separation of products with a high density and grain size up to 80 mm.

Functionality

Dry densimetric separation is achieved on a vibrating, inclined base. A flow of rising air crosses this base and has two effects on the material. Less dense products float without touching the base and slide to the lower portion of the inclined table. More dense product contacts the table and is pushed towards the top due to the vibration. The greater the difference in density of the products, the larger the grain size bands can be.

An extractor hood and ducts can be installed to partially or fully recirculate the air.

The product portfolio consists of 3 types each with a different width: (0,5 | 1,0 und 1,5 m)

The advantages at a glance

BETTER PERFORMANCE

The GSort beats established sorting methods with a performance increase of up to 80%.

MINIMAL PROCESS COSTS

The new GSort can replace or complement wet gravity separators. This not only improves water management, but also reduces energy costs. Moreover, the new design lowers assembly, disassembly, and transportation costs.

ENHANCED SAFETY

A reengineered safety concept with a new cover significantly improves safety and conforms to the latest technical standards.

MAXIMUM FLEXIBILITY

The new design minimizes downtimes and guarantees stable performance.

ROBUST DESIGN

Sorting parameters can be adjusted individually. The machine’s overall height has been reduced for an optimized equipment footprint. Additionally it can handle aggressive fluids.

EASY HANDLING AND OPERATION

Intuitive handling. Simple design. Easy to assemble, disassemble, and transport.

ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY

The switch to a dry method not only saves water, but also significantly reduces energy consumption per metric ton.

The GSort’s versatility encompasses a broad range of materials and processes. It is particularly effective in handling the flowing materials:

Industries

• Recycling
• Plastic recycling
• Building materials
• Fine metals
• Glass recycling
• Cable waste
• E-waste
• Slag

Mining

• Baryte
• Coal
• Iron
• Lignite
• Tungsten
• Zirconium
• Ilmenite