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The Ims Group & MSS, Inc
- 3738 Keystone Av.
- Nashville, Tennessee
- 37211
- Phone: 615-781-2669
- Fax: 615-781-2923
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Description
MSS, Inc. has been a world leader in automated optical sorting systems for plastics, paper, glass, metals, wood, electronic scrap and more for over 35 years. We provide the ultimate separation efficiency for your operation. With MSS optical sorting systems you will increase system efficiency and capacity to new levels, recover the highest quality and quantity products, cut manual labor and maintenance costs while increasing worker safety and improving your overall bottom line.
Our advanced, latest state-of-the-art optical sorting systems are industry-proven and achieve the most efficient separation of recyclables available. Automated sensor-based sorting systems providing you with the cost-effective, time-saving technology and flexibility you need to meet current and future market. Designed, engineered and manufactured in-house, MSS’ innovative R&D engineers developed the high-definition answer to your automated sorting requirements.
MSS optical sorting systems are the high-speed automated answer to your sorting requirements. Regardless of your plant size or specific need, you can depend on more than 35 years of MSS experience to engineer a cutting edge solution that is custom designed to increase your productivity—and profits—automatically.
In 2003, MSS was acquired by the CP Group , a leading supplier of automated processing and sorting systems. “In the 11 years since MSS joined the CP family of companies, we have continued that tradition of innovation,” says Terry Schneider, CP Group COO and President. “The CP Group is committed to the highest standards of quality, and to offering our customers a variety of solutions and equipment.
MSS began in 1974 to develop separation processes for ferrous and non-ferrous metals. The initial development began in 1969 at Vanderbilt University in Nashville TN. The Sorter Project combined the efforts of over 50 scientists and engineers from the University together with recycling experts from industry.