Complete lines

Recycling lines designed from the material forward

A line is a sequence of decisions, not a list of machines. What you feed in determines the first stage; what your buyer accepts determines the last. Everything between is sized to connect the two.

Scrap Aluminium Recycling Line

Shred, crush and separate mixed aluminium scrap into a clean furnace-ready fraction, with ferrous and non-ferrous streams split out along the way.

Problem: Mixed aluminium scrap arrives with steel attachments, paint, plastic and dirt. Feeding it straight to the furnace wastes energy on contamination and produces inconsistent recovery.
Result: A relatively pure aluminium fraction ready for de-coating and melting, plus separated ferrous and residue streams that can be sold or processed separately.

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Scrap steel crushing and sorting recycling line

Scrap Steel Crushing & Sorting Line

Reduce heavy steel scrap to a dense, uniform furnace charge while separating non-ferrous contamination out of the stream.

Problem: Heavy steel scrap is bulky, hard to transport economically and often carries copper, aluminium and plastic contamination that mills penalise at the weighbridge.
Result: A denser, cleaner ferrous product with non-ferrous and non-magnetic material split out — better mill acceptance and less material lost to the residue pile.

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Cable granulator and separation line with conveyor and vibratory sorting table

Scrap Cable & Wire Recycling Line

Recover saleable copper granules from mixed and thin cable that manual stripping cannot handle economically — 300–500 kg/h on the heavy-duty build.

Problem: Thin, mixed and multi-strand cable is slow to strip by hand and often sold unprocessed at a fraction of its copper value. Burning is illegal in most markets and destroys the metal.
Result: Clean copper granules at 99.5–99.9% purity that can go straight to a refinery or trader, with the plastic fraction separated for recycling. Accepts automotive harness, LAN cable, industrial and household wire, and capillary tube.

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Equipment for waste home appliance crushing and recycling

Waste Appliance Crushing & Recycling

Dismantle and crush end-of-life appliances, then split out ferrous, non-ferrous and plastic fractions for separate sale.

Problem: Refrigerators, washing machines and air conditioners are composite products. Landfilling or shredding them as mixed waste loses recoverable metal and creates disposal cost.
Result: Separated ferrous, non-ferrous and plastic streams, with refrigerant and compressor handling addressed before crushing.

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