E-Waste Shredder

If you're in the non-ferrous recycling business, you already know—copper-aluminum radiators and scrap cables are high-value, but they're a pain to process.Automotive radiators, air-conditioning heat exchangers, and water tank radiators are made up of tightly packed copper tubes, aluminum fins, and steel frames. Scrap cables are another challenge—They are flexible, long, and can easily wrap around the rotor.So when it comes to primary size reduction, the goal is not necessarily to make the material…Read More

One of our successful projects in Australia features a specially designed e-waste shredder, dedicated to handling electronic waste such as Batteries, hard disks, CDs, circuit boards, and small appliances. The purpose of this e-waste shredder is to break electronic waste into small, manageable pieces for recycling, allowing for the recovery of valuable materials like copper, aluminum, and rare earth metals.The Australia e-waste shredder adopts a single motor and reducer drive design, effectively reducing…Read More

In May 2024, GEP ECOTECH successfully delivered a specialized GF13 4-shaft shredder for processing PCB boards, supporting a customer in the electronics recycling industry. The customer, based in USA, focuses on recycling discarded electronic equipment and required a solution to efficiently process PCB boards for metal recovery and further material separation.The GF13 is a 4-shaft shredder powered by two 55kW motors, operates with a capacity of 1.5 to 2 tons per hour, producing final shredded pieces…Read More

The cost of a PC motherboard shredder can vary significantly based on factors like processing capacity, shredding technology, and additional features (such as dust control and material separation systems). Here is an overview of price ranges for different types of shredders suitable for processing PC motherboards in e-waste recycling:Entry-Level ShreddersCost Range: $10,000 to $50,000Capacity: Around 200-500 kg per hourFeatures: Basic dual-shaft shredders with sturdy blades designed for lower-volume…Read More

What Is Electronic Waste?The so-called electronic waste, also known as electrical and electronic waste or electronic waste, refers to the waste of electrical products, electronic products, household appliances, and other products that cannot be used second-hand but are decomposed, reused, and treated. The items treated as electronic waste include computers, mobile phones, televisions, air conditioners, refrigerators, washing machines, lighting fixtures, game consoles, and so on.Electronic waste not only…Read More

Electronic waste refers to discarded electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) and components, such as computers, printers, mobile phones, circuit boards, and digital accessories including cables and chargers. E-waste contains high-value precious and rare metals, but also hazardous substances that pose serious environmental risks. Therefore, it cannot be treated through simple landfilling or incineration. Through shredding and sorting processes, valuable materials can be efficiently recovered while…Read More

With the rapid growth of electronic products, the disposal of obsolete electronic products has become a problem. E-waste resource disposal has become a hot topic. The recycling method of e-waste is physical shredding. After crushing and sorting of e-waste shredder and disposal production line, the recycling rate of e-waste is greatly improved.The harm of electronic waste is huge, but the value of recycling is also very large. After centralized treatment, relatively high renewable resources, such as copper…Read More

The times are progressing, technology is developing, we often change new electric product, but most of what we've eliminated has become e-waste nowhere to go. According to the United Nations released Global Electronic waste Monitoring 2020, the report said that in 2019, the world produced 53.6 million tons of electronic waste, the highest in history. Butwiththe society development, there will be more and more electric waste, how to deal with the electric waste, it is a problem.GEP has developed double…Read More

E-waste usually contains a large amount of toxic substances such as lead, chromium, mercury, etc., which causes great pollution and widespread harm. Improper disposal will not only cause waste of resources, but also cause great environmental pollution and even directly threaten human health. Through the professional disposal of e-waste shredders and supporting equipment, renewable resources such as copper, aluminum, plastics, and rare precious metals can be sorted out, which has great economic value…Read More