The CAMEC plant for pulper waste and rope treatment offers paper mills two patented technologies: the Pollux-rotor shredder with adjustable aggressiveness, and the AeroMagnetic separator, which splits the material into three fractions — ferrous, heavy and light — in a single pass.
CAMEC PULPER ROPE PLANT
CAMEC offers companies specialising in paper recycling a plant dedicated to pulper waste treatment which, thanks to patented technologies, allows the investment to be recovered in a very short time. The TM P200 accumulation conveyor, with an anti-wrap clearing roller and an 18 m³ capacity, autonomously feeds the GS650/30 single-shaft shredder, fitted with the patented Pollux rotor: interchangeable bolted ridges of different thickness allow the rotor diameter and cutter aggressiveness to be adjusted according to the material being processed, making it possible to handle different types of waste with the same machine and reduce maintenance downtime. A Ø60 wear-resistant steel screen completes the primary shredding stage.
A magnetic separator intercepts the first ferrous metals, before the patented AeroMagnetic separator completes the process: thanks to a magnetic drum combined with an air-blowing system, the material is split into three fractions in a single pass — ferrous (ferrous steel), heavy (non-magnetic metals, stones) and light (plastic, textiles) — recovering value from every component of the waste.
CAMEC plants dedicated to paper and cardboard are specifically designed to handle a highly abrasive material that requires very powerful machines and wear-resistant tools.
CAMEC designs and builds turnkey plants, fully customised, for shredding electric cables and separating their component materials, with a process aimed at maximum copper recovery.
The CAMEC plant for RDF/SRF is designed to transform industrial, domestic and commercial waste into alternative fuels: RDF (Refuse-Derived Fuel) and SRF (Solid Recovered Fuel).