Optimum breaking-up of metal-plastic compounds
Pure metals generate sales revenues. The aim is to separate these metals out of the composites.
These metal-plastic mixtures are normally produced when they have gone through a metal separator in a processing plant. Large quantities of plastic stick to the metal that they contain and make the mixtures worthless. To gain a metal fraction that can be processed in a steel plant and thus be sold, this mixture must be sorted as well as possible and the fractions separated.
The Querstromzerspaner (QZ) technology from MeWa opens up these compounds efficiently and separates the valuable metals from the residual substances that stick to them.
Time-consuming cleaning of the material by hand is no longer necessary. This also applies to further wear-intensive shredding that could never achieve the purity rates of the QZ as many composites remain after simple shredding.
With other materials too, the QZ shows how the valuable materials can be obtained in a most efficient way: stainless steel swarf, metal separator fractions from sorting systems, aluminium profiles, aluminium composites, aluminium swarf, tin plate packaging with foreign objects attached to it, plastic-steel-aluminium mixtures, car engines, etc.
