Gu Xin’s Color Sorting Solution for Dolomite
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  • Gu Xin’s Color Sorting Solution for Dolomite

Gu Xin’s Color Sorting Solution for Dolomite

Gu Xin’s dedicated color sorter for dolomite features a double‑layer conveyor belt, operates in both dry and wet modes, and employs AI‑powered sorting with an accuracy of up to 99.9%. It delivers high throughput, low breakage rates, and efficiently purifies dolomite.

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Product Description

I. Product Applications

Gu Xin’s dedicated color sorter for dolomite boasts a broad sorting range: dry sorting accommodates particle sizes from 16 mesh to 50 mm, while wet sorting covers sizes from 8 mm to 50 mm. Primarily designed for dolomite, it also handles quartz, silica, barite, orthoclase, fluorite, glass, calcite, gypsum, calcium carbonate, crystal, marble, granite, salt deposits, jade, phosphate rock, talc, wollastonite, pebbles, kaolin, and nearly a hundred other non‑metallic materials. Key features include a dual‑belt, free‑fall feeding system; support for mixed‑material color sorting; high sorting accuracy; high throughput; low carry‑over of good material; excellent yield of finished product; robust stability; low overall power consumption; and exceptional cost‑effectiveness—offering distinct advantages over comparable equipment.

II. Technical Parameters

Product model

KS4-1350

KS4-1650

KS4-1950

Number of channels

512

640

768

Production (t)

15-35

20-45

25-55

Purity rate (%)

≥99

≥99

≥99

Power supply voltage (V/Hz)

220/380(50HZ)

220/380(50HZ)

220/380(50HZ)

Power (kW)

6.5

8

10

Air supply pressure (MPa)

0.5-0.8

0.5-0.8

0.5-0.8

Air consumption (L/min)

<4.5

<4.5

<4.5

Machine weight (kg)

2450

2600

2830

External dimensions (Length × Width × Height) (mm)

4907*1820*2727

4907*2120*2727

4907*2420*2727

Note: The above yields are based on a particle size of 1–5 cm, with up to 5% impurities.

III. Technical Advantages

1. Image and Algorithm Processing System  
Cutting-edge DSP and FPGA processing technologies, combined with color‑ and spatial‑based multi‑mode complex algorithms, deliver “color sorting + shape sorting” capabilities tailored to various materials. With freely configurable modes, you can select from tens of thousands of material types.  
2. Camera Image Acquisition System  
Imported high-precision camera lenses ensure clear, accurate imaging; an imported high-precision 5,400-pixel high-speed linear full-color smart CCD is employed for high-definition recognition and rapid sorting.  
3. Self-priming nozzle and valve actuation mode  
Equipped with a professional high-speed air valve, it delivers rapid actuation, low power consumption, and extended service life; reduces air consumption, achieves faster response, more precise impact, lower carry‑over ratio, and higher throughput; with a service life exceeding 10 billion cycles.  
4. Light Source System  
LED optical design system, with multiple light source options to accommodate various materials; addresses issues such as high temperature, significant power loss, and shortened lifespan that arise from prolonged use of LED sources; ensures long-lasting durability under constant-temperature conditions.  
5. Feeding System  
An advanced material-feeding detection system is employed to ensure uniform material flow.  
6. Crawler Conveyor  
It employs a tracked conveyor system, delivering excellent color‑sorting performance and stable material transport, which effectively increases the carry‑out ratio and sorting purity while significantly reducing material breakage during the color‑sorting process.  
7. Flexible mode with a wide range of applications  
Corresponding operating modes have been designed for different materials, enabling a single machine to perform color sorting on various types of materials.  
8. Operating System – Simple and Easy to Use  
Touchscreen displays from professional manufacturers, an intuitive human–machine interface, a clear and easy-to-read operation menu, and simplified settings enable customers to quickly master the various functions of the color sorter.

IV. On-site visits by some domestic and international users