Scrap Copper Wire Recycling Plant

Scrap wires and cables contain a significant amount of reusable copper. Efficiently separating copper from plastics is key to increasing recycling profits. The SUNY scrap copper wire recycling line utilizes advanced physical separation technology, using precise crushing and air separation techniques to thoroughly separate mixed materials and recover high-purity copper particles. The entire system boasts a compact structure, low energy consumption, and easy operation, making it particularly suitable for recycling a variety of copper-containing materials, including wires, cables, communication cables, and household appliance scrap.

Scrap Copper Wire Recycling Plant

The entire recycling line consists of four core components: a knife crusher, an airflow separator, a linear vibrating screen, and a dust removal system. First, the knife crusher shreds the wires and cables into uniform particles. Next, the airflow separator utilizes wind force and density differences to efficiently separate copper from plastics. The linear vibrating screen further removes impurities, ensuring the purity of the copper particles. Finally, the dust removal system effectively absorbs dust, maintaining a clean and pollution-free production environment. The entire process requires no chemicals, offering a completely physical separation process that is environmentally friendly, safe, and easy to maintain.

Compared to traditional incineration or chemical treatment methods, the SUNY copper wire recycling machine not only avoids secondary pollution but also increases copper recovery rates to over 99%, significantly improving resource utilization efficiency. This equipment is easy to operate, takes up little space, and allows for flexible capacity configuration to meet the diverse needs of small and medium-sized recycling companies or large-scale recycling plants.

Choose the SUNY scrap copper wire recycling line to bring new value to every scrap wire. Contact us for detailed equipment specifications and a quote, and let's work together to promote a green future for metal recycling.