metal chip briquetting machine

The metal chip briquetting machine is designed for compressing scrap metals such as steel, aluminum, copper, and cast iron. It is suitable for use in the machining, automotive, and metal recycling industries. It compresses loose scrap into high-density blocks, significantly reducing their volume for transport and smelting.

This machine utilizes a hydraulic system to achieve high-pressure forming. First, the metal chips are fed into a hopper for pre-pressing to reduce their volume. Then, a main pressure cylinder applies high pressure to press the scrap into a desired shape (such as a cylinder or block). Finally, the formed blocks are automatically discharged. The entire process is highly automated and easy to operate.

Standard features include a high-pressure hydraulic system, an adjustable controller, wear-resistant dies, and safety guards. The hydraulic system ensures stable pressure, the control system supports parameter adjustment, the dies adapt to different metal properties, and the safety guards ensure safe operation. Some models also offer optional automatic feeding and cooling systems to further enhance efficiency.

The metal chip briquetting machine primarily addresses three key challenges: first, reducing storage and transportation costs by reducing volume by over 70% after compression; second, improving recovery rates by reducing oxidation losses during smelting; and third, reducing environmental pollution and promoting resource recycling. Its benefits are directly reflected in cost savings, improved production efficiency, and compliance with environmental regulations, making it a key piece of equipment for reducing costs and increasing efficiency in the metalworking industry.