Aluminum alloys
Classifies aluminum scrap by alloy series, such as 6063, from post-consumer or incinerated bottom ash streams, enabling higher-value fractions for direct remelting without downgrading valuable material.
The Dynamic LIBS solution for sorting metals by alloy and grade
AUTOSORT™ PULSE
Classifies aluminum scrap by alloy series, such as 6063, from post-consumer or incinerated bottom ash streams, enabling higher-value fractions for direct remelting without downgrading valuable material.
Separates mixed stainless steel by grade, such as 316, 304 and 201, enabling higher-value stainless fractions and stronger control over material composition for downstream recycling and remelting.
Recovers valuable metals from incinerated bottom ash streams by classifying aluminum alloys and recovering copper and brass from IBA mixed heavies, enabling more value from complex ash-derived material.
Upgrades mixed heavies by separating higher-value fractions such as copper, brass, zinc, stainless steel and zinc sheets from Zamak, enabling recyclers to capture more value from complex heavy metal streams.
Separates coated and non-coated metals by analyzing beyond the surface layer, enabling higher-quality fractions where paint, coating, dirt or other surface conditions can affect material value or downstream quality.
Sorts magnesium from floated super light fractions and other relevant streams, enabling additional recovery opportunities where magnesium separation is important for material quality and value.
Unlike static laser systems, AUTOSORT™ PULSE uses four dynamic lasers to scan the entire belt. Dynamic LIBS technology classifies complex metal streams by alloy, grade and composition, while deeper composition analysis can solve sorting tasks that are difficult or not possible with XRF and other technologies. • Multi and single-point flexibility • Alloy, grade and composition-based classification
Gerhard Lang Recycling GmbH has made history by becoming one of the first companies globally to implement TOMRA Recycling’s AUTOSORT™ PULSE system for the precision sorting of aluminum alloy stamping scrap generated from automotive production in early 2024.
Raffineria Metalli Cusiana S.p.a. (Cusiana), a major Italian secondary aluminum refiner supplying multinational automotive, construction and furniture companies across Europe, has established a strategic partnership with TOMRA Recycling to redefine aluminum recycling with advanced multi-sensor sorting technology.