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<v Narrator>Our principled approach</v>

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to increase system performance in a MRF

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starts with fractionating and liberating

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the mixed material stream.

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The next process in MRF design

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is to selectively separate individual commodities.

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Sensor-based NIR and color sorters

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are key tools for every MRF,

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providing primary sorting functions,

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as well as final quality control

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on various paper grades and plastics.

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As material streams evolve and markets change,

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MSS optical sorters allow you to tailor sorting recipes

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with the touch of a button for maximum flexibility.

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The FiberMax runs belt speeds at 1,000 feet per minute,

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the fastest in the industry.

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As a result, this machine processes more tonnage

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and the air jets achieve over a thousand picks per minute,

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which is more than any other solution

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available in the market.

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The FiberMax improves marketability of final paper grades,

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all while reducing hep count on fiber QC lines.

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The PlasticMax is the industry's

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most efficient optical sorters for plastics.

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It accurately identifies and recovers

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even the most challenging containers,

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such as shortfills

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and fully-sleeved PET, PE, and PP bottles.

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Technologies like artificial intelligence and robots

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are all the buzz in the industry,

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but their applications are still quite limited.

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Their options should be carefully evaluated

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for their true sensor capabilities,

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possible picks per minute, material surges,

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3D shape and rigidity of the targeted commodities,

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effective design, monthly maintenance cost, et cetera.

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Overcoming hiring and labor retention challenges,

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our highly automated solutions are the backbone

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of primary sorting and QC functions in recycling facilities.

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MSS, CP's optical sorting division,

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offers separation technologies

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including NIR, color, metal, or AI-based sensors,

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coupled with either conventional air jets

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or robotic extraction.

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When selecting sensor and extraction tools for your MRF,

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go with the MSS ultimate separation technology platform

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that meets and exceeds industry standards.

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Future-proof the approach to your MRF design.

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Fractionate, liberate, separate.