Copper granules
Input
Mixed feed
Accepted outputCopper granules
Separated fractionGrey aluminium granules
Metals & copper
Recover the colour fraction you need.
Explore copper granules, copper pieces, aluminium pieces, tin granules and more. COMMANDOR series brings colour sorting to your process, with the configuration selected around your material and required separation.
Material examples
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See the separation
One material. Three views.
Compare the input, accepted output and separated fraction.
Brass pieces
InputMixed feed
Accepted outputGolden brass pieces
Separated fractionGrey metal pieces
Recommended for your application
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COMMANDOR Square
Intelligent pixel-based sorting for pulses, grains, spices, groundnut and millets.
- Chute sizes
- 1 to 12 chute sizes available
- RGB imaging resolution
- 5400 × 3 pixels
- Classification
- Colour, shape and brightness analysis
- Feed control
- Closed-loop, sensor-based feeding with self-calibration
- Rejection system
- Pneumatic ejectors
- Operator interface
- Colour touchscreen
- Monitoring
- Self-diagnosis and fault alerts
Take the next step.
Share your material, separation criteria and target output. We’ll help select the configuration for your process.
Talk through your applicationQuestions & answers
Which machine is recommended?
COMMANDOR series is recommended for this application. Discuss your feed size, colour criteria and output requirement with MARK to select the configuration.
Which materials can I discuss with MARK?
The material range above includes Copper granules, Copper pieces, Aluminium pieces, Tin granules, Zinc pieces, Iron pieces. Contact the enquiry team for a variety or product form not listed.
How do I arrange a sorting demonstration?
Contact E. Sathis Kumar on +91 99943 99996 or email info@marksorter.com. Share the material, accepted colour and unwanted fraction, together with the throughput required.
Where can I find the brochure?
Download the COMMANDOR series documents from the Brochures section above or open the resource library.