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INTRODUCTION

Scrap wire cables are made from various materials, including flexible wire cables, power cables, copper wire and aluminium cables, household cables, underground cables, and high-voltage cables with V-PE sheaths.

The Fornnax cable recycling plant has three stages: primary shredding, secondary shredding, and fine granulation. A separation system separates the output product and generates 98-99% pure copper and aluminium granules free from steel and plastic fractions for further applications.

PROCESS STAGES

Cable Recycling Plant 3D

Stage 1: Primary Shredding

In the primary shredding stage, cable wires will be fed into the sr-series primary shredder, which reduces their size up to 150 mm

Stage 2: Secondary Shredding

At this stage, the cable wire shred is fed into the Fornnax R-Series secondary shredder through a conveyor feed system. This unit is heavy-duty medium-speed equipment, which produces sizes of up to 20 mm chips, and this process removes almost ferrous material from the shredded cable wire.

Stage 3: Final Granulation

In the granulation stage, the shredded cable chips produced from the secondary shredder will be fed into the Granulator through a conveyor feed system. This unit grinds the shredded cables and produce 1 to 4-mm granules. This process liberates plastic fractions and then separates them through a gravity separation table. The material is then routed through the pneumatic conveying system to the Auto Bag Filling System, which is packed for further applications.

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