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Material Separation
Precise separation of components for reuse and recycling
What is Material Separation?
Separation is the process of dividing mixed materials based on their physical properties: size, density, electrical conductivity, magnetism, etc.
ECOR provides services of magnetic separation, size-based separation, screening, air, and water separation.
By combining several types of separation, we can achieve the highest accuracy in extracting valuable components.
Gravity Separation
Dividing materials based on specific density.
Water Separation
Separation of materials in a water medium allows precise separation of mixtures, for example, extracting pure quartz from sand or micro-particles of valuable metals.
Electrostatic Separation
Separation of materials by electrical conductivity (e.g., copper, aluminum, brass).
Magnetic Separation
Extraction of iron from a mixture of metals or non-metallic raw materials.
Why is Material Separation Important for Production?
Separation is one of the key stages of waste recycling. The accuracy of component separation determines the quality of secondary resources and finished products.
With ECOR’s advanced technologies, metals, plastics, glass, and other materials can be separated from each other with maximum efficiency.
ECOR in Numbers
15+
Types of materials we work with (metals, glass, plastics, organic waste).
Up to 99%
Separation accuracy thanks to multi-stage technologies.
500+ tons
Of materials processed annually on our equipment.
24/7
Continuous operation of lines for large industrial volumes.
Benefits of Working with ECOR
IndividualApproach
We handle both large batches and small orders.
Accuracy and Product Purity
Achieved through multi-stage technologies.
CostEfficiency
Turning waste into a resource.
EnvironmentalSafety
All processes comply with environmental standards.
Order a Service
If you have materials that require separation or cleaning — contact us.
We will select the right technology, run a test on a sample, and provide the final result.