Metal recycling equipment used for scrap metal crushing and recycling primarily includes metal crushers, metal shredders, scrap steel crushers, and scrap iron pulverizers.
Definition: Equipment that processes materials using the hammer-type impact principle. A high-speed, high-torque motor drives the rotor hammers, which alternately strike the material, creating spaces between the liner and the material, tearing it to the required size.
Applications: In addition to scrap metal, it can also crush wood, waste paper, plastic, straw, automobile tires, and thin-walled cans and other household waste containers.
Advantages:
Easy Maintenance: The cutters of small crushers are integral, while those of medium and large crushers are prefabricated, allowing for easy replacement of damaged cutters.
Stable Performance: Low speed, low noise, high torque, and mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical overload protection.
Low Cost: The equipment is well-designed and manufactured, extending its service life and reducing operating and maintenance costs.
Metal Shredder
Definition: Other names include dual-shaft metal shredder, metal coarse shredder, and scrap steel pre-shredder. It consists of a shredder blade assembly, a carrying housing, housing brackets, a feed system, a power system, and an electrical control system.
Applications: Primarily used to process large, thin metal items such as can packaging, scrap colored steel sheets, automobile bodies, metal drums, refrigerators, and steel furniture. Shredding increases the bulk density of the material for transportation and recycling.
Classification: Based on the number of shafts, it can be divided into single-shaft, dual-shaft, and quad-shaft models. Power configurations range from 2 x 11kW to 90kW motors.
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