Indian customers face the problem of handling scrap motor rotors in metal recycling. Traditional manual disassembly is inefficient, costly, and difficult to separate metals such as copper and iron. In order to improve recycling efficiency and profits, the customer introduced the heavy-duty scrap rotor crushing and sorting production line of Henan Kaidi Machinery Co., Ltd., focusing on solving the problem of copper and iron separation.

The equipment has a processing capacity of 3-5 tons/hour, an annual processing capacity of more than 10,000 tons, and the recycling value of copper and iron is 30% higher than that of traditional methods.

After crushing, the volume of metal particles is reduced by 70%, and the transportation and storage costs are reduced by 40%.

The full process is closed and equipped with a dust removal system, and the dust emission meets Indian environmental protection standards.

Avoid air pollution caused by traditional incineration and sorting, and obtain green production certification from the local government.

Customer evaluation: Kaidi's crushing and sorting system is easy to operate, and the sorting accuracy is far beyond expectations. The after-sales service team provides full-process support from installation to training, helping us quickly achieve capacity ramp-up.

Customized service: Design production line layout (including crusher, magnetic separator, conveyor belt, etc.) according to customer site and capacity requirements.

After-sales guarantee: Provide 1-year warranty, on-site commissioning and operation training to ensure stable operation of the equipment.

This case demonstrates the efficient application of Kaidi Environmental Protection crushing and sorting system in complex metal recycling scenarios. Through the "crushing-magnetic separation" process, it successfully achieves high-purity separation of copper and iron, creating significant economic and environmental value for Indian customers. This solution can be promoted to emerging markets such as Southeast Asia and Africa to help global resource recycling.