Cable Chopping Articles & Analysis
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They started to look for opportunities to expand, and decided to enter cable recycling. Copper is a highly valuable metal, which had a big demand in the market. ...
Three years later they purchased a Super Chopper (SC1412) in order to increase the capacity of their existing cable recycling plant. By reducing the size input material before putting it into the cable plant, it is possible to both take in larger cables (which can only be shredded in the Super Chopper), but you can also process higher capacity in ...
These two plants are two stand alone units, but are also built to work together. The cables are first processed in the Cable Shredding Plant (type A-SC1412) which basically chops the cables down to smaller pieces, shreds. ...
” Still the first choice in recycling equipment In 2009, Recycables acquired a pre-chopping line for cables (A-SC2118), as well as a specially-designed cable recycling plant (type E8000C) from Eldan. The complete cable recycling plant handled all the recycling stages; pre-chopping/rasping, primary and ...
Many developed countries use these machines rather than the more expensive cable chopping machines in metal scrap recycling such as India, Pakistan and Saudi Arahia. Wire stripping machines are also used in most developed countries, where these machines are used by utilities, cable manufacturers, cable chopping ...
Many developed countries use these machines rather than the more expansive cable chopping machines in metal scrap recycling such as India, Pakistan and Saudi Arahia. Wire stripping machines are also used in most developed countries, where these machines are used by utilities, cable manufacturers, cable chopping ...