SYSTEM SOLUTIONS

CABLE RECYCLING PLANT

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

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.