tri­na­miX - Mobi­le NIR solution
for the iden­ti­fi­ca­ti­on of textiles

Com­pact spec­tro­me­ter for mobi­le use in inco­ming goods, when tra­ve­ling, in pro­duc­tion and at the customer’s premises

Intui­ti­ve ope­ra­ti­on via smart­phone app or PC application

Safe ope­ra­ti­on gua­ran­teed even by lay­per­sons wit­hout labo­ra­to­ry expe­ri­ence or training

Access to the latest data models

Cus­to­mer por­tal with addi­tio­nal func­tions for ana­ly­zing and export­ing measurements

Fast amor­tiza­ti­on due to low acqui­si­ti­on cos­ts and vir­tual­ly no trai­ning times

High ope­ra­tio­nal rea­di­ness thanks to bat­tery char­ge for up to 6,000 measurements

Tex­ti­les: Gene­ral clas­si­fi­ca­ti­on of tex­ti­les: acrylic, cot­ton, elas­t­a­ne, poly­ami­de (nylon), poly­es­ter, poly­pro­py­le­ne, silk, vis­co­se and wool. Mix­tures of two mate­ri­als are divi­ded into the main mate­ri­al and the secon­da­ry material.

Car­pets: Dif­fe­ren­tia­ti­on bet­ween the com­mon car­pet mate­ri­als nylon (nylon 6/6.6), PAN, PP, PTT, wool.

Wool (*): Sort­ing of knit­wear by clas­si­fy­ing the wool con­tent. A pro­por­ti­on of 80 % or more is mark­ed in green, while a pro­por­ti­on of less than 80 % is mark­ed in red.

Tex­ti­les PA6/66 (*): Clas­si­fi­ca­ti­on of PA6 and PA66 for tex­ti­les. Distin­gu­is­hes bet­ween polyamide/nylon tex­ti­les based on their PA6/PA66 con­tent and returns a con­fi­dence for the mate­ri­al. Out­puts with con­fi­dence and color coding.

Inte­gra­ted table solu­ti­on: tri­na­miX also offers an inte­gra­ted table solu­ti­on for the spec­tro­me­ter with pro­xi­mi­ty sen­sor. The spec­tro­me­ter is auto­ma­ti­cal­ly acti­va­ted by the sen­sor when stan­ding in the housing.

in the inco­ming goods depart­ment of recy­cling companies

in the sort­ing of pro­duc­tion waste

in the purchase/purchase of material

in sales when deter­mi­ning cus­to­mer samples

Car­bon black-colo­red pla­s­tics absorb lar­ge parts of the light pul­se. It is the­r­e­fo­re not pos­si­ble to mea­su­re very dark or black pla­s­tics. If the black colo­ra­ti­on is pro­du­ced wit­hout car­bon black - for exam­p­le by com­bi­ning dif­fe­rent color pig­ments - mea­su­re­ment with NIR is pos­si­ble wit­hout restriction.

Metals

Pla­s­tics with a high pro­por­ti­on of fil­lers. The NIR signals can devia­te so much from the taught-in refe­ren­ces that a cor­rect assign­ment is no lon­ger possible.

For trans­pa­rent and/or thin pla­s­tics, pre­pa­ra­ti­on (fol­ding, mul­ti-lay­er) is neces­sa­ry and the use of a reflec­ti­ve back­ground mate­ri­al is recommended.

A data con­nec­tion to the Inter­net is requi­red to ope­ra­te the spec­tro­me­ter. Some appli­ca­ti­ons can be used off­line; an Inter­net con­nec­tion is requi­red at least every 7 days.