We often receive questions about the effectiveness of zig zag separators, particularly whether they are worth investing in. The answer really depends on your specific application. For instance, if you are aiming to roughly sort a shredded stream to separate lighter materials from heavier ones—like aluminum from copper in aluminum-copper radiators—then a zig zag separator…
Today, we are going to talk about the inner mechanics of an air separation table with one of the systems we are preparing to ship for processing aluminum-copper radiators, also known as ACRs. One unique feature we implement for recycling aluminum-copper radiators is a screener before the air table. On the air separation table is…
We are moving forward with part two of evaluating whether it is worthwhile for you to chop your wire. We will start by putting some formulas on the board. Recently, someone got in touch with us about this. They receive around15,000 lbs of auto harness every two weeks, totaling 30,000 lbs/month of insulated copper wire.…
A question we often get is whether it is worthwhile to chop wire. This decision depends on several things, including your location, electricity costs, the current selling price of the wire, and the potential selling price of the chopped wire. You need to consider all these factors to find out if chopping wire could be…
Are you trying to better understand how a granulator works? Are you looking to see if a different rotor configuration could work better for your processing line?
If so, you are in the right place. In this article, we are taking an in-depth look at granulators, their basic working principles, and a detailed breakdown. By the end, you will know its functionality, advantages, and different style comparisons.
Are you wondering how a turbo mill actually works? Are you curious about what the inside looks like and how it functions the way it does?
If so, you have arrived at the right place. In this article, we are going to explain how a turbo mill works, inside and out. By the end, you will be able to decide if adding one can benefit your processing efforts, now or in the future.