High-performance air separation machine enabling high-precision and large-capacity sorting for all materials.
The SDS is a wind sorting machine capable of sorting a wide variety of materials with high capacity and precision. Thanks to the outstanding air technology of Nihotto, which boasts a sales record of 800 units worldwide, it can handle materials that are considered difficult to sort, such as large-sized materials, heavy or lightweight materials, and high-moisture materials. It achieves a dust-free environment through its unique suction technology, providing a perfect working environment without dust. 【Features】 ■ Capable of handling a wide range of materials, especially those considered difficult to sort ■ Special design that recirculates air with a fan, minimizing energy consumption (70% of the air is reused) ■ Achieves dust-free sorting based on the principle of suctioning air ■ Allows for adjustments during operation, setting optimal conditions according to the materials ■ Excellent maintainability, reducing machine downtime *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Industrial waste (C&I) Construction waste (C&D) Municipal solid waste (MSW) Automotive shredder residue (ASR) Incineration ash Waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) Compost Biomass Metals Glass Materials considered difficult to sort: Materials mixed with large-sized items Materials prone to abrasion, such as glass and metals Materials with a high ratio of lightweight items, like plastics and films High-moisture materials
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Our business is based on the principle of "creating a sustainable, advanced circular society," and we consistently engage in the design, manufacturing, sales, installation, and maintenance of environmental-related equipment and recycling plants to promote recycling in Japan and Southeast Asia. Regarding waste management, we share technology with 10 companies in 5 countries that possess the world's most advanced technologies and propose recycling plants.