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Understanding Chute vs Belt Optical Color Sorters: Key Differences and Applications
Optical sorters are sophisticated machines that use cameras to identify and separate materials based on their visual properties. While both chute and belt optical sorters serve the same fundamental purpose, their designs and operational characteristics make them suitable for different applications. This article explores the key differences between these two types of sorting systems.
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Jakub Pawelec
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21/01/2025
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