Schulz & Berger’s Coanda Classifier Wins Thuringian Innovation Award for Revolutionary Air Technology

Schulz & Berger’s Coanda Classifier

Schulz & Berger Luft- und Verfahrenstechnik, a leader in air technology, has received the Thuringian Innovation Award for its Coanda classifier. This technology provides efficient, energy-saving solutions for material separation. It is especially beneficial in the recycling and waste management industries.

 

Precision and Energy Efficiency

The Coanda classifier uses the Coanda effect. This phenomenon makes air follow a neighboring surface, improving separation capabilities. The technology achieves material purity levels up to 95%, depending on the input materials. Additionally, it consumes 40% less energy than traditional systems. This combination of precision and energy savings makes it a highly efficient solution for recycling.

 

Versatility and Easy Integration

The Coanda classifier integrates easily into existing sorting systems. It can be added to current conveyor belts with minimal changes. This flexibility makes it a cost-effective upgrade. The classifier can separate light and heavy materials, such as paper, cardboard, and mixed films. This makes it a versatile choice for various industries.

 

Recognition of Innovation

Schulz & Berger received the Thuringian Innovation Award for its Coanda classifier. This prestigious award was presented by the Foundation for Technology, Innovation, and Research in Thuringia (STIFT). The award highlights the potential of the Coanda classifier to transform air technology in recycling.

 

Impact on Recycling Industry

This innovation is a game-changer for recycling and waste management. It improves separation efficiency while reducing energy consumption. The Coanda classifier addresses key challenges in recycling. Schulz & Berger’s commitment to sustainable practices reinforces its position as a leader in air technology.

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