E-Waste Scrap Metal Plastic Shredder Recycling Machine Twin-Shaft
Most e-waste recycling units have a combination of machines for efficient processing of the various types of e-waste. The resources are extracted from the scrapped items and require tried and tested automation and processes. Our Twin Shaft E-waste Scrap Shredder Machine is an ideal first machine in this business.
Our PROKATO Twin Shaft E-Waste Scrap Metal Plastic Shredder Recycling Machine is an ideal first machine in this process. It is capable of breaking even the hardest plastic and metal components for further grinding or disposal.
The solid hard steel machine cutters do not wear out that easily. The high strength gearbox can effortlessly munch the items and break them into pieces.
E-waste Recycling Scenario in INDIA
About 95 per cent of India’s e-waste is recycled in the informal sector. The items are just thrown out in the garbage and collected by street kabadiwalas who break it into pieces and sell the carcasses for plastic recycling. All the other useful components are wasted.
A report on e-waste presented by the United Nations (UN) in the World Economic Forum on January 24, 2019, points out that e-waste generated is 48.5 MT in 2018 and only 20% of that is recycled!
The total cobalt recovery rate from e-waste is only 30% (used in laptop, smartphone and electric car batteries).
There is a need for entrepreneurs to come forward and use the latest recovery techniques which will create jobs and save the environment. It will also help our country in recovering precious metals and be self-reliant.
Our Twin Shaft E-Waste Scrap Metal Plastic Shredder Recycling Machine shredders are very useful for complete e-waste recycling units. Even traders who wish to start a collection can sell the segregated items to bigger units. Our shredder can reduce volume by 70% which saves on transportation costs and gets good rates from recycling units.
So if you are a startup or are planning an expansion, you should definitely contact us for a machine which will be worth your investment.
Going towards a greener earth…
On the bright side – An amazing achievement is that the 2020 Tokyo Olympics (if they happen or whenever they take place) medals will be made from 50,000 tonnes of e-waste.
The organising committee will make all the medals from old smartphones, laptops and other gadgets.
Highly advanced and developed countries like Japan, generate huge amounts of e-waste in the country.
By November 2018, organisers had collected 47,488 tonnes of devices. Nearly 8 tonnes of gold, silver and bronze will be extracted and repurposed to make more than 5,000 medals.
About 1,600 or 90 per cent municipal authorities in Japan were involved in collection activities. We need this kind of approach, legislation and systematic recovery in India as well.
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