WEEE CABLE + PCB SHREDDING & SEPARATING SYSTEM 1 T/h

WEEE CABLE + PCB SHREDDING & SEPARATING SYSTEM

Processing capacity approx. in kg/h

CU - solid cable (insulation material) 1.800

CU - stranded cable (insulation material) 1.000

AL - cable (insulation material) 1.000

CU - granulate (AL - granulate) 1.000

CU /AL - radiator scrap 800

Electronic scrap 800

Miscellaneous plastics 1.500

Tyre rubber 1.000

The cable recycling system (except the granulator) is mounted on a steel platform.

Dimensions : L*W*H = 6,5*2,3*4,5 mt.

Total weight approx. 9.500 kg

Total connected load of the system 154.5 kW

The system consists of the following components:

1 electric cabinet

1 GRANULATOR working width 1.000 mm, rotor Ø 600 mm  Drive power 110 kW

1 material transport fan with 15 kW drive power which flows air through the granulator and cools it

and cools the granulator, as well as the regrind that has accumulated underneath the granulator in an

The material that has collected in a suction trough underneath the granulator is then fed to a cyclone separator, which feeds the separating table.

1 separating table type 500/1000 with 3 kW drive power which separates the shredded material from each other.

 separated.

1 material transport fan with 15 kW drive power which transports the mixed fraction from the  separating table back into the granulator via a cyclone separator.

1 material transport fan with 7.5 kW drive power which transports the insulation material that is discharged from the  separation table in order to feed it into a suitable container.

1 dust filter unit with 4 kW drive power for separate outdoor installation.

The system can be completely cleaned in 10 minutes

Extremely easy to dismantle and remount so it can be set up and operated in separate locations.

As the individual units are supplied with pipework, it is possible to cover distances of approx. 10-15 mt. as well as large angles or even installation at different levels.

The granulator can be easily soundproof cased (on separate agreement), leaving out the separation table which must be positioned in such a way that it is easy to control.