Welcome to STEINERT MSort GmbH
The MSort product range has been part of the STEINERT GmbH product range since July 2024. The MSort® product brand has been present on the global market for more than 20 years. MSort® chute sorting systems are primarily used in glass recycling, for industrial minerals in mining or in further processing steps and recycling applications in the fine grain sector. In particular, they are often the solution when it comes to the optical sorting of homogeneous bulk materials from 0.5 to 250 mm.
The acquisition led to the founding of the subsidiary STEINERT MSort GmbH, which can now offer further sorting solutions and expands the portfolio to include transmitted light and double-sided detection using color and near-infrared (NIR). The company is based in Wedel, close to Hamburg.
Our experts will support you in the planning and realization of processing plants with their many years of experience and a competent network of partners worldwide.
Address
| Company | STEINERT MSort GmbH |
| Address | Kronskamp 126 22880 Wedel |
| Country | Germany |
| Phone | 0049 4103 8042-152 |
| Email Contact | |
| Internet | www.steinertglobal.com |
Contact Info
| Name | Mr. Lukas Armatys |
| Position | Managing Director |
| Phone | +49 151 21230260 |
| Email Contact |
| Name | Mr. Torben Genz |
| Position | Sales Manager |
| Phone | +49 175 2280062 |
| Email Contact |
| Name | Mr. Matthias Schlachta |
| Position | Sales Manager |
| Phone | +49 175 2280078 |
| Email Contact |
| Name | Mr. Edelbert Lüth |
| Position | Sales Manager |
| Phone | +49 175 2205871 |
| Email Contact |
Products
Glass Recycling
Glass is infinitely recyclable, but it must be sorted by type
As not all glass is the same, sorting systems must separate the glass according to glass type and colour and remove foreign materials for recycling to be successful. This is where the optical MSort sorting systems from STEINERT come into play. MSort has been on the global market for more than 25 years and is known for developing and constructing individual solutions for glass recycling.
Different types of glass mean that there are different collection systems, which also differ from country to country. As a result, each glass recycling plant is individually adapted to the local conditions.
Moreover, hollow glass and flat glass are recycled separately due to material-related differences. With hollow glass or bottle glass, it is very important to remove impurities, such as metal and ceramics, from the secondary raw material glass and to ensure colour purity. The same impurities are involved in flat glass, but the process technology is different. Here, for example, PVB plastic films, window frames and broken windows have to be removed and then separated before the glass is added to the flat glass furnace and can then be reused. In both cases, a whole series of sequential process steps are required for cleaning and sorting.
