From Shredding to Sorting: E-waste PCB Recycling (NEW)
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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2024
- 🌟 Discover the Future of E-waste PCB Recycling! 🌟
Welcome to a groundbreaking journey through our state-of-the-art recycling process. Watch as we transform discarded circuit boards into valuable resources using our advanced technology. This video showcases five crucial steps in our process:
1. Shredding: Witness the power of our shredders as they tear through circuit boards, breaking them into smaller pieces for efficient processing.
2. Crushing: Experience the precision and speed of our crushing machines as they further reduce the boards to fine particles, maximizing material recovery.
3. Magnetic Separation: Explore how magnetic separators extract ferrous materials, such as iron and steel, from the mix, leaving behind non-magnetic components.
4. Density Sorting: See our cutting-edge density sorting equipment in action, effectively separating materials based on their weight, ensuring optimal resource recovery.
5. Electrostatic Separation: Watch as electrostatic separators work their magic, separating metals and non-metals with precision and efficiency.
Join us on this captivating journey towards a sustainable future, where we reduce waste, recover valuable materials, and contribute to a cleaner environment. Don't miss this exclusive look at the future of circuit board recycling!
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And which is the use of the final product?
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What you gat as final product?
the final product is copper metal and non-metal (resin, fiber). Of ourse, it depends on different types of boards, some boards contain precious metals and the components can be removed first and for precious metal extraction
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