About E WASTE RECYCLING MACHINE
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Advanced Feeding SystemThe machine's conveyor-fed system streamlines the input of e-waste, ensuring consistent feeding and reducing manual labor. This design minimizes downtime and optimizes throughput, allowing for the handling of a diverse range of electronic components and printed circuit boards efficiently.
Dual Separation TechnologyEmploying both mechanical and electrostatic separation methods, the machine efficiently sorts materials for further processing or recovery. This dual approach improves extraction purity and ensures valuable metals and plastics are separated from contaminating substances during recycling.
Robust Construction and SafetyConstructed with a heavy-duty steel crushing chamber, this recycler guarantees durability and resilience during intensive operation. With integrated overload protection and an emergency stop switch, operators are safeguarded against equipment failures and unexpected incidents, enhancing workplace safety.
Environmental Compliance and EfficiencyOperating within a humidity range of <85% RH and incorporating an integrated cyclone separator for dust management, the machine supports eco-friendly recycling. It meets RoHS standards and features low noise levels, ensuring responsible operation within regulatory frameworks of the e-waste recycling industry.
FAQ's of E WASTE RECYCLING MACHINE:
Q: How does the E Waste Recycling Machine process electronic waste?
A: The machine utilizes a conveyor-fed system to deliver e-waste to a heavy-duty steel crushing chamber. It then employs mechanical and electrostatic separation techniques to precisely sort materials such as metals, plastics, and circuitry. Output sizes can be adjusted from 1 to 40 mm for varied recycling needs.
Q: What types of materials can this recycling machine handle?
A: Designed for the e-waste recycling industry, the machine efficiently processes multiple electronic components and printed circuit boards (PCBs) with thicknesses up to 12 mm. It accommodates a wide variety of e-waste, including chips, connectors, and other electronic assemblies.
Q: When should the machine be used for optimal results?
A: For best performance, operate the machine in environments with humidity levels below 85% RH and at temperatures suitable for air-cooled equipment. Continuous operation is recommended for high-volume recycling tasks, ensuring thorough processing and material recovery without interruption.
Q: Where is this e-waste recycling machine typically installed?
A: Commonly found in e-waste recycling facilities and electronic equipment processing plants, the machine is suitable for industrial environments that require high-capacity throughput and compliance with environmental standards. It's used by exporters, manufacturers, and suppliers across India.
Q: What is the operational process of the machine?
A: The recycling process begins with automated feeding via a conveyor. E-waste is crushed in the heavy-duty chamber, separated into distinct materials by mechanical and electrostatic systems, and dust particles are captured by the integrated cyclone separator. The PLC control system ensures smooth, semi-automatic operation.
Q: How does the integrated cyclone separator benefit the recycling process?
A: The cyclone separator efficiently collects dust generated during crushing and separation, maintaining a clean recycling environment, ensuring regulatory compliance, and protecting both equipment and operators from potential airborne contaminants.
Q: What are the key benefits of using this e-waste recycling machine?
A: Major advantages include high material recovery rates, robust construction, adjustable output sizing, low operational noise, and enhanced safety features such as overload protection and emergency stop capabilities. Its compliance with RoHS standards ensures environmentally responsible recycling.