PENYAPSAN, a packaging waste sorting facility situated in Pendik Municipality, continues its operations with high efficiency thanks to TOMRA's after-sales services. TOMRA offers sensor-based sorting technologies and machines for waste sorting and recycling facilities. Thanks to the companies after-sales maintenance, user training, and remote support services the plants sorting machines run efficiently and sustainably.

RELUX Rohstoffe uses TOMRA's X-TRACT at its recycling plant in Bad Oeynhausen, Germany. Equipped with the latest battery sorting technology, the plant processes up to 3 tons of mixed batteries per hour, enabling a successful recovery of different battery types and their subsequent recycling.

Testing materials before investing in sorting technologies serve to reduce risk, validate process

TOMRA and a Norwegian waste sorting plant have demonstrated that mixed waste sorting prior to disposal is a superior solution to separate collection. Since it stopped the separate collection for plastics in its region and unleashed the power of mixed waste sorting, the facility increased recovery rates from 28% to 82% and achieved recycling rates of 56,4%, thus meeting the EU’s 2025 recycling targets ahead of time. Today, IVAR ranks first in processing MSW by volume.

Sensor-based sorting specialist, TOMRA Recycling, has further strengthened its offering for the global wood recycling sector by becoming the first in the world to use deep learning, a subset of artificial intelligence, in wood recycling applications.

Innovative sensor-based sorting solutions from TOMRA Recycling have been installed at Mid UK Recycling’s new £15m state-of-the-art Lincolnshire-based material recycling facility (MRF) which became operational in June 2021.

TOMRA, a global leader in sensor-based sorting technology and a front-runner in the circular economy is the Gold Sponsor of Residuos Expo 2021, due to take place in expo Guadalajara Mexico from November 10-12. With more than 50 years of experience in circular waste management, TOMRA advances the industry and has more than 7,400 sorting systems installed in more than 100 countries.

A look back at the legendary design and in-house software development of x-ray transmission (XRT) sensor technology for metals and mineral sorting

MTB, based in Isère, is a well-known recycler of non-ferrous metals and has recently expanded its plant with a Zero Waste Metal sorting line equipped with two TOMRA machines. The investment results from the excellent cooperation between TOMRA and MTB and their common goal to provide customers with the best possible sorting results.

On September 22, 2021, TOMRA Recycling officially opened its new flake sorting Test Center, where the company will develop new applications and solutions in the fields of PO and PET flake sorting while simultaneously expanding its service offering.