Sorting & conveyor automation

Coordinate feed, transfer and separation stages around the way your plant operates.

Onetouch Automation

Keep material moving through the sorting line.

Coordinate feed, transfer and separation stages around the way your plant operates.

From reviewing an existing system to planning equipment changes, start with the material flow, the operating requirements and the interfaces between machines.

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Parallel sorting conveyors carrying mixed recyclable material. Select the photograph to view the original image. Individual project location is not identified.

Planning the control system

Practical detail for your project.

Feed & conveyor sequencing

Map the route from incoming material to each sorting stage. Sequenced starts, equipment readiness signals and controlled stops help coordinate linked belts and reduce avoidable accumulation at transfers.

Sorting & separation interfaces

Bring specialist equipment signals into a shared view of the process. Document each machine’s start requests, ready signals and fault states, with interfaces agreed alongside the equipment supplier.

Fault finding & operational visibility

Useful diagnostics distinguish an equipment fault from a missing permissive or downstream stop. Clear equipment names and a consistent screen layout help operators and electricians follow the cause of a stoppage.

What to send with your enquiry

Include a description of the material stream, an equipment list, controller and operator panel models, available electrical drawings, current fault symptoms or proposed changes, and your preferred maintenance window. Photographs of the equipment and identification plates help define the scope.