We've run the TAIHO X-ray sorter for about eight months now, and it handles the halogen-containing plastics from alloy separation like a champ—the 80kV source with that 210W power is pretty much the sweet spot for our line, and the sensitivity picking up stainlss steel balls down to 0.3mm is better than what we had before. 2. What it does is tear through conveyor speeds up to 120 m/min, which is roughly 30% faster than our old setup, though you'll want to keep that 0.4-0.8MPa air presure dialed in for the blowing valve—most buyers go with the 440mm belt width, but check lead time as we usually have stock on those. 3. The 15-inch Ruinao screen is actually easy to read form across the plant, and IP66 on the transmission part means we don't stress about dust or splashes in the sorting area, but the body is 304 stainless so it's not for heavy chemicla exposure (think dried vegetables or grains, not acids). 4. Also, we noticed the 1μSv/h leakage limit is solid—our safety interlock trips before anyone gets near the beam, and the LAN/USB interface makes data pulls quick without overcomplicating things. 5. Anyway, we ordered three units last quarter, 2788mm x 1270mm x 2366mm each weighing 750kg or so, and the 24/7 support has been decent for tweaking the AI edge processing on teh neural network—don't expect it to handle alloy pulp though, that's not what it's built for.


We typically start at 1 unit for this model. If you need a larger batch, just let us know — we can adjust pricing accordingly.
Standard lead time is around 30-45 days after order confirmation, depending on current production load. We’ll give you a firm date once we check the schedule.
Yes, it’s CE and ISO9001 certified. We can provide copies of the certificates with the shipment if you need them for your records.
Absolutely. The conveyor speed ranges from 90 to 120 m/min, so you can dial it in for whatever you’re sorting — slower for dense alloys, faster for lighter grains.
You’ll need an air compressor with 0.4-0.8MPa output and at least 4.8kW power. We don’t include one, but any standard industrial compressor meeting those specs will work fine.