Efficiently count, sort, and compress deposit return Glass, PET and Cans with iECO Counting Sorting Pressing Machine precision engineered for high throughput recycling logistics.
REVEGO’s Counting Sorting Pressing Machine delivers a compact, all in one solution for high volume deposit return operations. With integrated 360° container recognition, pneumatic sorting, independent PET/can pressing and glass crushing modules, the machine ensures unmatched efficiency and space-saving compression in one industrial grade unit.
Ideal for supermarkets, recycling depots, and centralized manual collection points.
Contact REVEGO to tailor this system for your country’s DRS program or municipal infrastructure.
Height
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1.885 mm
Width
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750 mm
Depth
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955 mm
Footprint
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0.7 m²
Weight
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355 kg
The feeder conveyor is efficiently transports empty beverage containers from the initial waste loading area to the singulator. Its controlled belt motion ensures a steady and consistent material flow, preventing jams and optimizing throughput. Designed for high-speed operations, it synchronizes with the singulator’s cycle to support uninterrupted sorting performance.
The singulator is a rotating bunker system designed to gently and evenly release beverage containers onto the recognition belt. By separating empty PET, Can and Glass containers into a single, orderly flow, it enables accurate barcode reading classification. Its smart feeding mechanism prevents overlapping and clumping, ensuring optimal performance for high throughput sorting operations.
The recognition unit, also known as the verification tunnel, utilizes a 360-degree camera system to identify each container by barcode, shape, weight, and material. This high-speed scanning process ensures precise classification of PET, glass, and aluminum items within milliseconds. Its advanced detection algorithms minimize false recognition and support blacklist filtering for unauthorized products.
After successful recognition, containers are pneumatically sorted into PET, Can, and glass streams. Glass bottles are directed to a crusher that breaks them into fragments larger than 50 mm, while PET and aluminum are compacted using independent 0.75 kW presses. This targeted compaction significantly reduces storage volume by approximately 55% for PET and 75% for cans enabling efficient downstream handling.
