Intelligent Sorting for genuine Recycling

Pure materials, precise separation, data-based processes: Sesotec GmbH is bringing several innovations to K 2025 that will take plastics processing and recycling to a new level. In this interview, Dietmar Dieing, Head of Sales & Administration East, talks about AI-based sorting technologies, the importance of data platforms, and the role of partnership-based collaboration in a functioning circular economy.

What does your company stand for—and what makes your product or service portfolio particularly special?

Dietmar Dieing: Sesotec stands for intelligent solutions for foreign object detection, material analysis, and sorting along the entire plastics value chain—from plastics manufacturers to recyclers. Our portfolio includes high-precision metal detection systems, innovative sorting machines, and modern analysis and material management systems. What sets us apart is our contribution to the circular economy: we help our customers ensure quality and purity – and thus keep recyclable materials in circulation.KI in der Kunststoffsortierung: Innovationen zur K 2025

What topic or innovation will you be bringing to K 2025 – and why is it relevant to the industry?

Dieing: Our focus at K 2025 will be on new solutions for intelligent material detection and sorting – based on AI-supported detection algorithms and multi-sensor technology. With this technology, we enable even more precise separation of plastics according to polymer types, colors, and parameters such as material moisture and temperature—a decisive lever for increasing recyclate quality and enabling the use of recycled material in demanding applications. We are also introducing our new data platform “Core.” It enables us to let machines learn decentrally and keep all systems up to date worldwide. Prepare to be amazed! At Sesotec, the focus is not only on our products—we consistently align our actions with the needs of our customers. Qualität, Nachhaltigkeit und Effizienz im Recycling vereinen

What would you like to discuss with visitors at K 2025 – what is particularly important to you?

Dieing: We want to talk to visitors about specific challenges in plastics recycling – such as the tension between material quality, sustainability goals, and economic efficiency. We are particularly interested in the question of how we can work together to enable a true circular economy – not only technologically, but also through partnership-based cooperation along the entire value chain.

What do you expect from your participation in K 2025 – and what are you personally most looking forward to?

Dieing: We expect intensive exchanges with customers, partners, and interested parties who want to work with us to develop solutions for a sustainable plastics industry. Personally, we are looking forward to new ideas, international contacts – and to demonstrating our technologies live in action and talking to users about concrete improvements in their processes. Our focus is not only on the ecological perspective, but also on the economic perspective – because sustainable solutions must also pay off for our customers in terms of efficiency and profitability.