The eddy current separator uses a high-frequency alternating strong magnetic field to induce reverse eddy currents inside non-ferrous metals such as copper and aluminum. This electromagnetic repulsion force will make metal particles leap forward, completely separating them from non-metallic substances such as plastics and foams, and easily extracting valuable resources such as copper pipelines and aluminum components in refrigerators.

It requires no chemical agents, and the pure physical separation avoids secondary pollution, with a sorting accuracy of over 98%. Automated operation not only reduces labor costs, but also turns scattered waste metals into high-purity recycled raw materials, boosting resource recycling and adding strong impetus to green recycling.