DOING 100-150kg/h circuit board recycling machine order in Zambia

We are pleased to announce that DOING has successfully signed an order with a Zambian customer in November 2025 for a 100-150 kg/h circuit board recycling machine. This system will be used in electronic waste recycling lines to efficiently and environmentally recover precious metal resources from discarded circuit boards.

DOING circuit board recycling machine for e-waste recycling in Zambia

Client Background: The Need for Automation Upgrades from Manual PCB Recycling

This Zambian client has long been engaged in the recycling and processing of electronic waste. Previously, their business relied primarily on traditional manual methods. However, with the growth in business demand, they decided to upgrade to automated circuit board recycling equipment to improve recycling efficiency and reduce labor costs, thereby better meeting the increasing demand for e-waste processing.

Key to Cooperation: Tailor-Made Solution Successfully Addresses Power Challenges

Due to certain power rationing policies in Zambia, the client was particularly concerned about the power consumption of the circuit board recycling equipment. Upon understanding this key need, our technical team responded quickly, immediately conducting a technical assessment and adjusting the solution. Ultimately, without affecting recycling efficiency, the total power consumption of this 100-150 kg/h circuit board recycling machine was reduced to the client's required standard, ensuring the equipment could operate normally under the limited local power resources. This tailor-made solution precisely addressed the client's core pain point.

Circuit board e-waste recycling solutions for Zambian customer

Competitive Advantage: High Cost-Effectiveness, Helping Client Make a Wise Choice

In the early stages of the project, the client also compared various similar PCB board recycling machine on the market. After comprehensive evaluation, the client concluded that DOING's circuit board recycling machine met their processing capacity, power requirements, and automation needs while achieving a superior return on investment. Ultimately, DOING's cost-effectiveness won out in the competition, and the Zambian client chose to place this order with us.

We thank our Zambian client for their trust and choice in DOING's circuit board recycling machine. This collaboration not only demonstrates our technological advantages in the field of PCB board recycling equipment but also showcases our flexibility and professionalism in tailoring solutions for our clients. In the future, we look forward to collaborating with more companies to provide global customers with more efficient, energy-saving, and environmentally friendly circuit board recycling equipment, promoting the green recycling of electronic waste.