How Do You Separate Copper and Aluminum?
In non-ferrous recycling, copper and aluminum are often mixed together and both are very valuable – see how to separate them here.
In non-ferrous recycling, copper and aluminum are often mixed together and both are very valuable – see how to separate them here.
Cyclone separators are used across all different kinds of industries and applications because of their versatility – see how they work here.
As a general rule of thumb, if the recovery rate is high and the effort to strip your wire is low, then it is worth it…
Figuring out what size wire chopper you need is a vital step in a solid operation with infeed material and throughput topping the list.
Overall, we do not think it is worth prepping your #2 copper pipe, other than simply separating it from your other materials…
Granulators, vertical mills, and turbo mills are each pieces of recycling equipment that can serve different purposes – see what they are here.
ACRs can be a difficult material to recycle but there are some insider tricks get the best out of your equipment – find them here.
Zig zags can sometimes greatly enhance operational performance when separating light and heavy fractions – find out more here.
Air separation tables are one of the best pieces of equipment in recycling for separating materials based on density – see how they work here.
Sometimes an equation to plug your own numbers into can be the best way to see if a new operation makes sense – check out the one we use here.