E-Waste Sorting
Advanced sorting for electronic waste recovery
The E-waste Challenge
Our relentless consumption of electronic devices has created the fastets growing waste stream in the world. The numbers are staggering and increasing every year. Traditional recycling methods struggle to efficently separate valuable materials from complex electronic assemblies, leading to significant loss of valuable metals and environmental impact.
Revolutionary E-Waste Sorting Solution
Eldan Sorting’s cutting-edge sensor-based sorting machines offer a revolutionary approach to E-waste recycling, enabling precise separation of valuable materials from complex electronic waste streams.
Proven Results
for Your Plant
Environmental Impact
Reduce landfill waste
environmental contamination
from electronic devices
Precision Detection
Multi-sensor technology identifies
separates precious metals
from electronic components
Value recovery
Maximize recovery of PCBs,
wires, non-Fe metals and stainless steel
from electronic waste
Materials we process
Advanced Sorting Technologies
RGB + AI
Computer vision with machine learning
for component recognition
Inductive sensors
Metal detection
and conductivity-based separation
NIR
Near-infrared spectroscopy
for plastic identification
Our E-Waste Sorting Machines
MPS – Multi Purpose Sorting
High-capacity sorting solution for large-scale E-waste processing
operations
SPS – Small Purpose Sorter
Eldan Sorting MPS | AI-Powered Optical Sorter for Metals, Non-Ferrous & WEEE Recycling
Watch the machine in operation
Validate with Your Own Material
Not all E-Waste is the same. That’s why we offer live trials in our Test Center, where
you can send your sample and receive a detailed performance report with real results.
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