Electronic scraps - Import export

The reclamation of valuable resources from electrical and electronic scrap – a global volume in excess of 40 million tonnes/year – is one of the greatest challenges facing our society. With additional support from WEEE Directive legislation, this represents enormous growth potential for recycling companies in all consumer-oriented markets. For many years now, ERDWICH has specialised in the reclamation of valuable primary materials from electronic waste with its turnkey system solutions. ERDWICH pre-processing: All process execution is fully compliant with the new DIN EN 50625/1 rules. Whether you need to handle electrics/electronics, small/large household appliances or specialist items such as fluorescent lamps, PCBs, LCD monitors and PV modules, whether as a mobile or stationary solution: create new value from electronic waste with ERDWICH. To get an idea of what we’re capable of, please see the following Case Studies. Now it’s your turn: we look forward to receiving your...

One of the greatest challenges facing our society is the reclamation of valuable raw materials from electrical and electronic scrap. A global scrap volume exceeding 40 million tonnes a year – a figure forecast to double by 2025 – presents both a challenge and an opportunity. Since even in Germany only some 40% of scrap is currently fed into a waste management process, we may assume that the global rate of waste management is still substantially lower. With additional support from WEEE Directive legislation, this represents enormous growth potential for recycling companies in all consumer-oriented markets. For many years now, ERDWICH has specialised in the reclamation of valuable primary materials from electronic waste with its shredding machinery and turnkey plant solutions. As a result, economical and mature solutions are available for meeting any of these challenges. ERDWICH pre-processing: Whether you’re handling electrical/electronic waste, small/large household appliances,...

When processing electronic scrap, the aim is not merely to ensure the highest levels of process reliability and performance, but to salvage components such as capacitors and batteries intact where possible. Here, the the RM 1350/2 coarse shredder really struts its stuff: with the especially slow-running twin-shaft rotor/shredder system, the machine is especially resource-friendly and so ensures a large quota of intact capacitors and batteries. Two sizes of machine, with different shredder lengths and drive specifications are available to meet any challenge.

ERDWICH hammer mills are the answer to the challenge of selectively shredding hard and brittle materials. Then again, ERDWICH hammer mills also take the pelletisation of rubbery materials – as preparation for downstream separation systems – in their stride. A tough customer? Just so. ERDWICH hammer mills are especially suited to metal, electrical and electronic scrap or swarf from steel or aluminium – and many other materials besides. Simple adjustability during operation also makes short work of the pelletisation of non-ferrous metals. The final fragment size is variable and can be changed during operation. That’s also a great example of the product’s flexibility in catering to a wide range of applications. For the selective challenges in life. ERDWICH hammer mills.