A copper wire granulator is a machine designed to process and recycle scrap copper wire and cables. Its primary function is to separate the copper from the plastic or rubber insulation in the wires. Here’s how it generally works:
Feeding: The scrap copper wires are fed into the granulator.
Shredding: The machine shreds the wires into smaller pieces, making it easier to separate the copper from the insulation.
Separation: The granulator uses a combination of mechanical processes such as granulation, vibration, and air flow to separate the copper from the insulation. The granulated material passes through a series of screens and air separation systems that divide the heavier copper particles from the lighter plastic or rubber insulation.
Collection: The separated copper and insulation are collected separately. The clean copper granules can then be sold or reused, and the plastic or rubber insulation can be processed further or disposed of properly.
Copper wire granulators are widely used in recycling operations to recover valuable copper from discarded cables and wires, reducing waste and contributing to the conservation of natural resources.Check our Inverntory below . We also can source larger machines at customers request . Please contact for more details .