With the SWS 6, customers benefit from stable, reliable screening results—even when processing complex waste streams. The new spiral shaft separator is designed to clean itself automatically. Wrapping and blockages are completely prevented. This design principle ensures continuous material separation without interruptions caused by maintenance.

Full Mobility on Challenging Terrain

Equipped with a robust tracked chassis, the machine reaches a new level of operational flexibility. Whether on recycling sites, landfills, or construction areas, the SWS 6 is ideally suited for use on uneven terrain and unpaved surfaces.

Another key practical advantage: the machine can be repositioned via remote control—without the need for additional loading equipment or towing vehicles. This gives operators a highly mobile system that is ready for immediate use and can be flexibly positioned at changing locations.

Reliable Wind Sifting Without Additional Equipment

To maximize value recovery, the SWS 6 utilizes the physical advantages of spiral shafts: By spreading the material across the shafts, it creates the ideal conditions for integrated air separation. This allows light fractions to be separated reliably—without the need for additional external machinery. The result is reduced space requirements and a simpler processing line.

MMPC: Systemic flexibility 

The SWS 6 can be optimally combined with other machines such as shredders and additional pre- or post-processing units. Within the MMPC, the spiral shaft separator plays a central role in material separation.

Operators benefit from the system’s flexibility, cost-efficiency, and regulatory compliance: machines and individual components can be exchanged easily whenever required.