Raw Material Feeding: Waste metal, including scrap steel, heavy scrap, and discarded appliances, is delivered by truck and moved to the pre-processing stage.
Coarse Crushing and Shredding: A twin-shaft shredder reduces large waste pieces into smaller fragments for easier processing.
Fine Crushing: The shredded material is further processed in a metal crusher, breaking it down into uniform particles.
Multi-Stage Sorting:
Magnetic Separators: Separate ferromagnetic metals (e.g., scrap steel).
Eddy Current Separators & Drum Screens: Sort non-ferrous metals like copper, aluminum, zinc, lead, and tin.
Finished Product Discharge: Pure metal particles are collected, conveyed, and stacked separately as reusable raw materials.

The metal shredder is designed to process scrap metal, increasing its density for easier transportation and recycling. It is commonly used to shred various metal materials, including car shells, sheet metal, metal drums, aluminum cans, thin iron sheets, punching scrap, scrap steel, metal cuttings, and shavings.

The metal crusher is designed for crushing and recycling scrap metal. Powered by a high-speed, high-torque motor, the rotor’s hammer strikes the metal in the crushing chamber, causing it to be torn, hammered, and crushed into small particles under strong impact.

Our customized solutions ensure high-purity, high-performance shredding, sorting, and recycling of various raw materials. We help recover valuable materials cost-effectively, maximizing economic benefits.