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Compact metal-turnings shredder and briquetting press layout

Small Metal Turnings Shred-Briquetting Line

A compact metal-turnings shredding and briquetting line for CNC machining centers and small machining workshops. Aluminum, steel or iron, and copper turnings are shredded first, then fed into a hydraulic briquetting press to form compact briquettes. Designed for limited floor space and lower-volume chip handling, with the configuration matched to the material and production schedule.

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Trolley-tipping, chip preparation and briquetting equipment in an integrated line layout

Integrated Auto Metal Chips Briquetting Line

An integrated metal chip briquetting line combining automatic trolley lifting and tipping, a large screw-equipped buffer hopper, screw conveying and hydraulic briquetting. Operators push a loaded chip trolley into the lifting station; the system tips the chips into the hopper and feeds them to the press. The compact, highly integrated layout reduces repeated manual handling and supports coordinated automatic operation.

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Short metal chip briquetting line with storage hopper, conveyors and hydraulic press

Short Metal Chips Briquetting Solution

An automated briquetting line for free-flowing copper rice, copper granules, aluminum granules and suitable cast iron chips. A large screw-equipped buffer hopper reduces loading frequency and feeds the hydraulic briquetting machine through a coordinated screw system. With suitable material and a matched configuration, production capacity can reach 2–3 tonnes per hour.

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Aluminium chip briquetting line with buffer hopper, feed conveyor and hydraulic press

Aluminium Chips Briquetting Line

A hopper-fed briquetting line for fluffy, low-bulk-density aluminium, copper and brass chips, as well as suitably shredded steel chips. The press incorporates pre-compression to accommodate a larger loose charge before final pressing, helping increase briquette weight and mass output. A large screw buffer hopper reduces loading frequency and supports coordinated automatic feeding.

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Metal-turnings processing layout with shredder, centrifugal dryer and briquetting press

Metal Turning Shred-Centrifuging Briquette Line

An automated line for tangled iron or steel, aluminium and copper turnings, combining trolley lifting and tipping, single-shaft shredding, centrifugal de-oiling and hydraulic briquetting. Prepared chips pass through the centrifuge before pressing; residual oil content can reach approximately 3% with suitable material and operating conditions. Coordinated handling reduces repeated manual transfers between stages.

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Metal-shavings shredding and briquetting line with buffer hopper and conveyors

Auto Metal Shavings Shred-Briquetting Line

An automated metal-shavings line integrating four-shaft shredding, an optional sizing screen, a large screw buffer hopper and a servo-controlled dual-outlet briquetting press. The hopper buffers shredded material for coordinated feeding. The compact system supports high-output operation, with approximately 5–6 finished briquettes per minute in a suitable configuration and energy-conscious servo control.

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Horizontal chip briquetting line layout with storage hopper, feeding and hydraulic equipment

Horizontal Metal Chips Briquetting Line

A high-output briquetting line combining a horizontal hydraulic press with a large screw-equipped buffer hopper. Designed for suitable short steel, iron, aluminium, copper and brass chips, the hopper stores a working reserve and supports coordinated screw feeding, reducing repeated loading. Press configuration and achievable throughput are matched to the actual material and briquette requirements.

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Hay and straw processing line with inclined conveyors and bagging press

Alfalfa Hay Straw Cutting Bagging Baler

An integrated grid-cutting and bagging line for original square or round bales of alfalfa hay, oat straw and wheat straw. The material is cut before compression and bagging, with dust extraction included. A suitable configuration targets around 450 kg per finished bale and up to approximately 30 bales per hour. A planned 60-bale load totals about 27 tonnes, subject to bale dimensions and container payload limits.

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