Our relentless consumption of electronic devices has created the fastets growing waste stream in the world. The numbers are staggering and increasing every year. Traditional recycling methods struggle to efficently separate valuable materials from complex electronic assemblies, leading to significant loss of valuable metals and environmental impact.
Eldan Sorting’s cutting-edge sensor-based sorting machines offer a revolutionary approach to E-waste recycling, enabling precise separation of valuable materials from complex electronic waste streams.
Advanced sorting for electronic waste recovery
Deep learning for application-specific recognition (e.g. PCBs)
Non ferrous metals and stainless steel detection
Near-infrared spectroscopy for plastic identification
Deep learning for application-specific recognition (e.g. PCBs)
Reduce landfill waste environmental contamination from electronic devices
Multi-sensor technology identifies separates precious metals from electronic components
Maximize recovery of PCBs, wires, non-Fe metals and stainless steel from electronic waste
The Eldan MPS – Multi-Purpose Sorter is designed to maximize recovery from Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) by separating metals, stainless steel, PCBs, cables, and plastics with unmatched precision.
That’s why we offer live trials in our Test Center, where you can send your sample and receive a detailed performance report with real results.
Electronic waste recycling is essential to recover valuable materials, reduce environmental impact and support the circular economy. Discover the technologies and processes that make efficient WEEE recycling possible.
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Through a strategic partnership with PICVISA, Eldan Sorting has integrated AI-powered optical sorting into its recycling systems. The result: the SPS and MPS sorters — engineered to deliver higher purity output from cable granulate, e-waste and non-ferrous metal streams than was ever previously achievable.
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Eldan Sorting has been making headlines across the global recycling press. From Recycling Today and Recycling International to Waste Management Review, RETEMA, and Recycling Product News, here is what the world’s top recycling publications are saying about the SPS, MPS, and the future of optical sorting.
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At IFAT 2026 in Munich (May 4–7), PICVISA presented its most comprehensive technology showcase, spanning plastics, glass, textiles, and a fully integrated metals vertical. Central to the metals offering is Eldan Sorting, providing optical sorting for cable granulates and non-ferrous metals through the SPS and MPS machines.
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From a family-run workshop building scrap shears to a global provider of sophisticated recycling systems, Eldan Recycling’s history of high-purity mechanical recycling is at the heart of the circular economy. Today, through Eldan Sorting, the company adds AI-powered optical sorting to its world-class mechanical recycling portfolio.
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Recycling Today (April 2024) reported how Eldan Recycling is adding AI and infrared optical sorting to its portfolio through the co-ownership with PICVISA, launching the SPS and MPS machines for cable, WEEE and non-ferrous metal sorting.
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In January 2024, Eldan Recycling announced a co-ownership with PICVISA Machine Vision Systems, launching the SPS and MPS optical sorting machines. This partnership marks a significant leap forward, bringing AI-powered optical sorting technology to the world’s leading recycling equipment manufacturer.
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At IFAT 2026, Eldan Sorting and PICVISA officially launched the metals vertical — a comprehensive solution combining the SPS and MPS optical sorting machines for cable granulates and non-ferrous metals, magnetic separation, and LIBS alloy identification.
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