MATERIALS HANDLING
STORAGE AND BACK-UP OF DATA TOMRA Insight also stores and backs up all the data generated by the sorters so that the operator can analyse the complete history of each machine. “Digital data is crucial. TOMRA Insight has exceeded my expectations because I can access data whenever I want, wherever I am. I have all the learnings about my sorters, their operation and maintenance. We can also see the belt occupancy and our ejection rate, and understand if a machine is over- ejecting owing to foreign objects in the material, for example. The utilisation of the sorters has improved, enabling us to process more tons and recover more carats.” “In addition, I can monitor the
sorters’ operational and health status from the off ice or off site since TOMRA Insight captures and compiles all the data in one interface, generating reports and data analyses, as well as improving data management and analytics.
The utilisation of the sorters has improved, enabling us to process more
tons and recover more carats
With TOMRA Insight, I expect to see advanced sorting solutions and automated recovery plants in the not too distant future,” adds Macobone Semelane.
IMPROVED COLLABORATION The technology also enables a smooth production process since it fi ne tunes many parameters at the same time. Planning, productivity, quality management and logistics can be accessed by all teams and departments, and staff will be looking at the same near real-time information.
CUSTOMER SUPPORT Macobone Semelane is also impressed with the support TOMRA off ers. He says: “The team have been very supportive and their service is excellent.” Kothalo Matoli agrees: “They are available whenever we need them. They help us remotely and if we need somebody on site, they will send someone along.
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