Sensor-Based Sorting Systems and Magnetic Separators STEINERT
Multi-sensor KSS sorters, EddyC eddy current separators, XSS T X-ray units, and UniSort NIR systems from STEINERT. Technical equipment selection.
Multi-Sensor Sorting Systems STEINERT KSS
STEINERT KSS multi-sensor sorting platforms integrate X-ray transmission, high-resolution optical colour cameras, 3D laser detection, and electromagnetic induction. The system achieves dry pre-concentration of minerals and secondary metals by density and colour at up to 200 t/h.
- Multi-sensor fusion combining up to 4 technologies
- Dry pre-concentration of mineral ores and scrap
- High-pressure pneumatic solenoid ejection valve grid
- Direct fieldbus controller and remote diagnostics
Non-Ferrous Eddy Current Separators STEINERT EddyC
STEINERT EddyC non-ferrous metal separators feature an eccentric magnetic rotor with NdFeB permanent magnets to extract aluminium, copper, and brass from shredder scrap and bottom ash. The eccentric pole configuration prevents residual ferrous damage and overheating.
- Eccentric permanent magnetic rotor with NdFeB magnets
- Recovery of non-ferrous metals from 0.5 mm to 250 mm
- Wear-resistant composite drum shells and conveyor belts
- Heavy-duty rotor bearings and high-torque drive units
X-Ray Transmission Sorting Systems STEINERT XSS T EVO 5.0
STEINERT XSS T EVO 5.0 sorting systems utilize dual-energy X-ray transmission (XRT) for dry density classification of bulk minerals and metals sized from 5 mm to 200 mm. The machine cleanly separates light aluminium from heavy metals and upgrades mineral ore feed.
- Dual-energy transmission X-ray sensor technology
- Automated scanning chamber cleaning with Auto X-clean
- Industrial X-ray tubes and digital line detectors
- High-speed pneumatic valve pitch down to 6.25 mm
Hyperspectral NIR Optical Sorters STEINERT UniSort PR
STEINERT UniSort PR optical sorting systems use near-infrared (NIR) hyperspectral imaging (HSI) to separate polymers such as PET, PE, PP, PS, and PVC. The UniSort BlackEye module detects black plastics on a high-speed acceleration conveyor operating at up to 4.5 m/s.
- High-resolution HSI near-infrared camera system
- Detection and classification of dark and black polymers
- High-speed acceleration conveyor belt running at 4.5 m/s
- Pneumatic valve manifolds and optical filters
Overband Suspension Magnets and Drums STEINERT MT
STEINERT self-cleaning overhead suspension magnets and MT magnetic drums with ANOFOL coils extract tramp iron and ferromagnetic scrap from crushed rock, slag, and demolition debris. Deep magnetic penetration up to 1 m operating height protects primary crushing machinery.
- Electromagnetic coils wound with anodized ANOFOL strip
- Suspension operating heights up to 1000 mm over belts
- Oil-resistant and heat-resistant armoured discharge belts
- Reliable protection for cone crushers and hammer mills
Induction and Chute Sorting Systems STEINERT ISS / Chutec
STEINERT ISS induction sorting machines employ an electromagnetic sensor array to locate fine stainless steel and wire fragments down to 1 mm grain size. STEINERT Chutec free-fall chute systems ensure consistent trajectory and pneumatic ejection for mineral separation.
- High-sensitivity electromagnetic induction sensor array
- Recovery of stainless steel and fine copper wire scrap
- Free-fall chute design without mechanical conveyors
- Micro-nozzle ejection manifolds and processing electronics
Engineering Selection and Complete Supply of STEINERT Systems
SpareX delivers comprehensive sensor-based sorting solutions and magnetic separation systems from STEINERT for mineral processing plants, scrap yards, and recycling facilities worldwide.
Our engineering department performs comprehensive material audits, throughput calculations, and sensor layout configurations.
We formulate complete technical specifications for equipping mining lines with KSS and XSS T units, scrap yards with EddyC non-ferrous separators, and polymer sorting facilities with UniSort platforms.
Deliveries include complete documentation, installation manuals, and pneumatic valve calibration guidelines.
Multi-Sensor Ore Beneficiation with STEINERT KSS Platforms
STEINERT KSS installations integrate dual-energy transmission X-ray sensors, high-resolution RGB optical colour cameras, 3D laser profiling, and electromagnetic induction coils.
This fusion enables simultaneous material evaluation based on internal atomic density, physical shape, surface colour, and conductivity.
A proven industrial reference is an industrial mineral mine in central Mexico where three STEINERT KSS systems have been operating successfully since 2018.
The installations process medium and low-grade run-of-mine ore, allowing the mining company to economically treat resources below former cut-off grade.
Advantages of STEINERT EddyC Eccentric Magnetic Rotors
Unlike conventional concentric designs, STEINERT EddyC non-ferrous separators position the NdFeB permanent magnet rotor eccentrically within the discharge drum. This focuses the alternating high-frequency magnetic field directly at the trajectory point where materials leave the conveyor belt.
The eccentric geometry prevents entrapment and inductive heating of residual iron particles beneath the shell, safeguarding the composite drum from thermal damage.
The unit cleanly extracts aluminium, copper, and brass across grain dimensions from half a millimetre up to two hundred fifty millimetres.
Dry Ore Beneficiation and Metal Recovery with STEINERT XSS T
STEINERT XSS T EVO 5.0 sorting platforms employ dual-energy transmission X-ray technology to gauge radiation attenuation through passing bulk materials. The system classifies individual lumps sized from 5 mm to 200 mm strictly by atomic density, independent of dust or moisture.
Because the technology operates dry without water consumption or chemical flotation agents, it is ideally suited for arid mining districts. In metal recycling, the machine cleanly isolates light aluminium from heavy non-ferrous metals like copper, brass, and zinc.
Polymer and Dark Plastic Sorting with STEINERT UniSort PR
STEINERT UniSort PR sorting machines incorporate near-infrared (NIR) hyperspectral imaging cameras with ultra-high spatial and spectral resolution. The platform reliably identifies and sorts PET, PE, PP, PS, and PVC polymers even under dusty industrial conditions.
The proprietary UniSort BlackEye sensor system resolves a major recycling hurdle by detecting carbon-black loaded polymers invisible to conventional optical sensors. High-speed acceleration conveyor belts operating at up to 4.5 m/s guarantee high throughput rates.
Heavy Machinery Protection with STEINERT MT Magnetic Systems
STEINERT overhead suspension magnets and MT magnetic drums featuring anodized aluminium ANOFOL strip windings project an exceptionally deep magnetic penetration field. They reliably extract tramp metal at operating suspension clearances up to one metre over conveyor belts.
Extracting stray excavator teeth, drill bits, and conveyor steel elements protects secondary cone and jaw crushers from catastrophic downtime. In scrap processing, STEINERT MT magnetic drums generate clean ferrous fractions ready for steelmaking furnaces.
STEINERT and model names are trademarks of their respective owners and are used only to identify the equipment for which we source parts. SpareX is not an official dealer, distributor or representative of STEINERT and is not affiliated with the trademark owner. Origin, documents and warranty are stated for each item in the quotation.
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Documents and sources
- Official STEINERT website — magnetic and sensor-based sorting technologies
- STEINERT KSS combined sensor sorting systems — technical overview
- Official report on three KSS systems operating at Mexico mine — case study
- STEINERT XSS T EVO 5.0 dual-energy X-ray transmission sorters — specifications
- STEINERT EddyC non-ferrous eddy current separators — eccentric rotor parameters
- STEINERT UniSort PR hyperspectral NIR sorting machines — specifications
- STEINERT self-cleaning overhead suspension magnets — coil specifications
- STEINERT company history since 1889 and global subsidiaries — official profile
