Materials handling
The development of the TS100C ejection module came about in response to customer demand, Hartwig notes. Many of the company’s customers were already running sorters on a bigger size fraction, ending up with a lot of material they were unable to adequately sort through. The need to make TOMRA’s sorting capabilities usable for even smaller particles was out there – just waiting to be addressed.
Companies are
constantly looking for ways to deal with smaller particles by fi ne tuning their mining processes.
think sensor-based ore sorting in general is a big step into a greener and more environmentally friendly solution.” TOMRA Mining’s customers are well-aware, however, of the benefits of integrating greener solutions into their operations. After all, a European Corporate Governance Institute study from September 2022 found that 72% of the mining companies surveyed link ESG metrics to executive pay.
“At the moment, we get more and more inquiries. I think that’s due to the market trends that we’re seeing – using the material that is already there, which is mined in the best and optimal way,” Hartwig adds. “And that actually fits with the TOMRA mission quite well. If you look at our slogan, ‘TOMRA creates sensor solutions for optimal resource productivity’ – that’s exactly what we as TOMRA want to do.” Across TOMRA’s various divisions, from mining to recycling, food and collection, another variation of this motto is commonly expressed – ‘Every resource counts’. The company is happy to put this into practice for its clients, and to demonstrate this it has installed a COM Tertiary XRT Fines sorter featuring the new TS100C ejection module and the new image processing unit at the TOMRA Test Centre in Wedel, Germany. There, customers and potential customers alike have the opportunity to run tests on material samples from their mines, to see if they too could benefit from this solution. After all, every customer counts too. ●
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