"Tom Hot" recycling system turns beverage bottles into treasure

In the 1970s, the Tomra recycling system was introduced. At present, the use of the Tomra recycling system in Europe, the United States, and Japan is quite common.

The working principle is not complicated, the waste beverage bottles and cans are stuffed in from the round holes and immediately scanned by the laser device. The microprocessor compares the information with the information stored in the cans and immediately identifies the types of bottles and cans. , or plastic, or glass, or metal.

In the sorting device, they enter the respective containers. In order to reduce the volume of recycled items, the plastic is cut into small pieces and the aluminum cans are squashed to make the volume as small as possible for easy storage.

In 1978, the first user can set up its own recycling system. The new models have extensively adopted advanced technologies such as microprocessors, optical fibers, and laser technologies. Its bottle and tank identification system is based on the electronically stored bottle data. Each bottle and can is stuffed in. The machine identifies and contrasts the beverage container immediately. The material of the container is worthy of deduction. Then deal with it accordingly.

It uses a graphical touch screen display, which is very convenient for customers. Businesses can easily configure themselves based on the size of their store. Very special, because it has a built-in modem, Tomra recycling systems installed throughout the world can be connected to the headquarters via the Internet.

The bottles and cans that were "eaten" by each machine were counted in real time and collected in real time in the information center of the headquarters. After that, the data was published on the Internet. If you click on Tomra's website, there is a counter at the bottom right that shows the dynamic statistics of the new collection of waste beverage containers collected by the Tomra recycling system worldwide. The advent of the Tomra recycling system has played an important role in the recycling of beverage bottles and cans.