What's the working principle of E waste PCB recycling plant?

As we all know that E waste PCB recycling plant can process E waste circuit board to get precious metals for profit. But do you know the working principle of E waste PCB recycling plant? Maybe many people don't have a detailed understanding about it.

E waste PCB recycling plant at DOING factory

The working principle of E waste PCB recycling plant is dry type physical separation, which including shredding or crushing, eddy-vibrating screen, air separation and electrostatic separation. Now we make a detailed introduction to the process of waste PCB recycling plant production line.

The process of E waste PCB recycling plant

Crushing - Use the first hammer crusher to crush the PCB board to crude metals, then goes into the second hammer crusher to crush it again to fine metals.

Eddy-vibration screen - And goes into eddy-vibration screen, the bigger part will go into hammer crusher to crush again.

Air separation - The air separator separates mixed metal and resin fibers by different specific gravity of metal and non-metal.

Electrostatic separation - With the use of electrostatic separator, the separation rate of mixed metal powder and resin fiber reach to 99.9%.

The PCB recycling plant is large production capacity and low power consumption, The entire production line is controlled by PLC, one-time feeding and multi-machine collaboration complete. E waste PCB recycling plant is easy to operate and high efficiency.

The E waste circuit board contains a lot of toxic substances. Improper disposal E waste PCB boards will not only cause waste of resources, but also cause great environmental pollution and even directly threaten human health. After professional recycling, through the specialized disposal of E waste PCB recycling plant, renewable resources such as copper, aluminum, plastic, and rare precious metals can be sorted out with great economic value.

E waste PCB recycling plant

Recycling E waste circuit boards by E waste PCB recycling plant solves the problem of electronic waste not only reducing environmental pollution but also creating economic benefits.