Innovative Screening Technology
for Sustainable Recycling

The OSCILLA flip-flow screen technology is characterized by its special design and mode of operation. In contrast to conventional screens, the OSCILLA is based on a tension-shaft-controlled screening movement that separates the material particularly gently and efficiently at the same time. This technology offers considerable advantages when sorting materials that are difficult to separate, such as electronic waste, which usually consists of a variety of different materials. Thanks to the adaptive oscillating movements of the screen decks, both light and heavy materials can be separated precisely, ensuring a higher purity of the recycled fractions.

The OSCILLA Classic is ideal for use in electronic scrap processing, as it can be easily integrated into smaller systems to save space. At the same time, it offers a high throughput rate and flexibility to meet different requirements. This special design enables optimum adaptation to different material properties and thus ensures precise separation of valuable raw materials from electronic scrap, such as metals and plastics.

The second order for the OSCILLA machine demonstrates the Irish customer's confidence in JOEST technology. Following the successful use of the first machine, the expanded installation will help to further increase the plant's capacity and efficiently handle the increasing volumes of electronic waste. The reliable and precise separation performance of the OSCILLA is a key factor in improving recycling processes and reducing landfill material, which in turn reduces the environmental footprint of the electronics industry.

With this innovative flip-flow screening technology, JOEST is not only helping to increase efficiency in waste management, but is also making a significant contribution to sustainability. The combination of advanced technology and customized solutions makes the flip-flow screen OSCILLA Classic a key component in modern electronic waste processing - and proves that technological innovations can pave the way for a more environmentally friendly future.