Equipped with high-resolution RGB cameras (NIR near-infrared cameras available as an upgrade option), this machine accurately identifies subtle color differences between plastic fragments in mixed crushed plastic materials. It enables efficient purification and recycling of high-value plastic scraps to boost resource value.

As a cost-effective sorting solution, the VPC Optical Sorter is tailor-made for recycling and preprocessing plants. It adopts a low-cost RGB camera system with optional NIR cameras to deliver precise color sorting of crushed plastic pieces and greatly increase the added value of recycled materials.

• Customized Optical Sorting Solution: Optimized specifically for color detection of plastic fragments
• Uniform Feeding System: High-efficiency vibrating feeder ensures single-layer spreading of materials and minimizes overlapping
• Industrial Dustproof Design: Fully enclosed sorting chamber and electrical cabinet for high-dust working conditions
• Integrated Dust Removal Control: Mature and stable system for long-term continuous operation
• Modular Chute Configuration: Optional 4/6/8/10-channel chutes to flexibly meet various production capacity requirements

• Self-developed AI deep learning algorithms for continuously improved defect recognition
• High-resolution RGB color imaging to capture subtle color deviations precisely
• Optional NIR camera for identification of pale yellow, light blue plastic pieces and low-density aluminum scraps
• High-brightness LED lighting for clear and stable imaging

• Optimized structure featuring durability, fast response and low air consumption
• Maintains accurate ejection and stable performance under high-throughput operation
• Effectively reduces false rejection rate and overall operating costs

• Intuitive human-machine interface with multi-language support
• One-click switching of sorting parameters for different materials

• Remote access and real-time monitoring
• Real-time performance data dashboard
• Online professional diagnostic service
• Interactive troubleshooting guide