Key features
- Better purity in non-metal fractions – easier onward sale or processing
- Less risk of metal in shredder and knives downstream
- Compact placement relative to the rest of the process line
- Natural link between shredder and screen in many setups
TMS 320 – metal out of the stream
Metal in the wrong fraction causes unnecessary wear, machine stops and lower price on the residual product. TMS 320 is positioned to extract ferromagnetic material early or after the first size reduction – depending on the line layout.
For your operation this means lower maintenance costs on knives and screens, and clearer quality on deliveries to customers who require documented purity.
We size the solution together with shredder and screen so that feed speed and magnet do not become a bottleneck.
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