Freeze your wire/plugs to as cold as you can preferably 0 degrees or below. Then shred it right away should allow for the insulation to break apart easier for the separation
In my area they mostly dont use the analyser and I have never seen it used on granules.Also there is a big problem with metal theft here in England so there is a good chance that they will not buy ingots,Thankyou for your comment.
Im an electrician in the UK and as you can imagine I get at least 1ton a year of insulated cable. Ive been thinking about investing in a granulator to get more value out of my scrap. A few people have told me that scrap yards will not accept granules untill you are a reputable cable recycling company. Where do you sell your granules and have you ever had any issues? Thanks on advance. Keep up the good work
Hi,yes I have had some problems,the main reason being some yards are not setup to handle granules because they are too small and can easily "get lost".Also some yards will give you less money than you would get for number 1 bright because they dont know what is in your granules, maybe there could be some tinned wire or even some brass mixed in.Its just a case of building up a good relationship with your yard.The last time I weighed some in I used CF Boothe in Rotherham,hope this helps and thanks for your comment.
hi i have just found your vidios on here fascinating , i love scrapping ! i recon you could talk to the gaffer at your local scrappie and get a much better price for your quality product ! get them to check out your vids . i always had a good working relationship with the yards i used to use as they are into it just as much as you cheers for your vids . ps time to granulate some pc,s get the gold :)
Hi Chris,Yes I do phone round to get the best price,I save the chips and gold pins but who knows if I will ever process them as its hard to get acid here in the uk.
Hi everything is super. It could nice if you could show how the end of the aluminum box separator works. Right end were the copper and plastic separate Thanks Johnny
Hi Johnny,the right hand side (end) of the aluminium box is just the same as the rest of it except there is a partition to force any plastic or copper under the water.there are more videos on my channel showing this section in more detail,thanks for your comment.
@@johnnyjakobsen9794 Hello Johnny,my number 1 rule is dont pay for scrap copper,I transport scrap cars for other people so I get the chance to remove scrap from the cars after they have finished taking the parts they need.Iam not saying its free because it takes time to scrap the motors,plugs,and fuse boxes that the copper came from in this video.You have to decide how much copper you want to process and how much time you have to get your "start product".If you want to process a lot of copper then you could make more money by buying copper wire that is ready to put straight into a granulator.If you want to go big then watch this video from Project Shop F1 th-cam.com/video/5bl5-2B2eF8/w-d-xo.html ,Good luck!
Well when you take cable in they cant see through pvc either & that can have tin wire inside. You could have some pvc with no wire inside, easy with stripping machine. Not that i would do that just saying.
Hello,I have this video of the separation system th-cam.com/video/Ibx6DWyOIJI/w-d-xo.html and also this video of the granulator th-cam.com/video/NZVMCbGz-fM/w-d-xo.html
Hello,mostly I granulate car wiring looms and I cut the plugs off before processing the wire,I ended up with a lot of plugs so I burnt them,they were washed in a cement mixer to clean them.If you go back to 0.18 seconds on the video I show a clip of them.I dont burn any scrap these days and I have a video showing how I process them now th-cam.com/video/GnRq0iocNGg/w-d-xo.html thanks for watching.
Thanks for posting! I hope to see more videos in the future! :)
Thankyou,Part two is being uploaded so maybe 1 hour to wait for the next one.
Great to see more uploads! Thank you :)
Thankyou very much
handheld XRF analyzer is what most scrap yards have to give them a way more breakdown of the materials contained in your recycled material
Freeze your wire/plugs to as cold as you can preferably 0 degrees or below. Then shred it right away should allow for the insulation to break apart easier for the separation
Some yard will have alloy analyzer to test the composition of metals to insure its pure if your selling ingots or granules.
In my area they mostly dont use the analyser and I have never seen it used on granules.Also there is a big problem with metal theft here in England so there is a good chance that they will not buy ingots,Thankyou for your comment.
Im an electrician in the UK and as you can imagine I get at least 1ton a year of insulated cable. Ive been thinking about investing in a granulator to get more value out of my scrap. A few people have told me that scrap yards will not accept granules untill you are a reputable cable recycling company. Where do you sell your granules and have you ever had any issues?
Thanks on advance. Keep up the good work
Hi,yes I have had some problems,the main reason being some yards are not setup to handle granules because they are too small and can easily "get lost".Also some yards will give you less money than you would get for number 1 bright because they dont know what is in your granules, maybe there could be some tinned wire or even some brass mixed in.Its just a case of building up a good relationship with your yard.The last time I weighed some in I used CF Boothe in Rotherham,hope this helps and thanks for your comment.
hi i have just found your vidios on here fascinating , i love scrapping ! i recon you could talk to the gaffer at your local scrappie and get a much better price for your quality product ! get them to check out your vids . i always had a good working relationship with the yards i used to use as they are into it just as much as you cheers for your vids . ps time to granulate some pc,s get the gold :)
Hi Chris,Yes I do phone round to get the best price,I save the chips and gold pins but who knows if I will ever process them as its hard to get acid here in the uk.
In Australia the drying room is called outside. Lol.
It gets hot here .
Yes it was below freezing when I did this video,thanks for your comment.
Hi everything is super.
It could nice if you could show how the end of the aluminum box separator works. Right end were the copper and plastic separate
Thanks
Johnny
Hi Johnny,the right hand side (end) of the aluminium box is just the same as the rest of it except there is a partition to force any plastic or copper under the water.there are more videos on my channel showing this section in more detail,thanks for your comment.
@@corsagafa Thanks for all your vidios. Can you tell where you buy the start produkt and with kind of company? Thanks Johnny
@@johnnyjakobsen9794 Hello Johnny,my number 1 rule is dont pay for scrap copper,I transport scrap cars for other people so I get the chance to remove scrap from the cars after they have finished taking the parts they need.Iam not saying its free because it takes time to scrap the motors,plugs,and fuse boxes that the copper came from in this video.You have to decide how much copper you want to process and how much time you have to get your "start product".If you want to process a lot of copper then you could make more money by buying copper wire that is ready to put straight into a granulator.If you want to go big then watch this video from Project Shop F1 th-cam.com/video/5bl5-2B2eF8/w-d-xo.html ,Good luck!
@@corsagafa Sorry for the late reply. Thanks alot for the information:-)
i just thought you could try some cyclones to clean the water and also the dry product from the granulator
Yes I do have a water cyclone in my system which can be seen in some of my other videos.
Well when you take cable in they cant see through pvc either & that can have tin wire inside. You could have some pvc with no wire inside, easy with stripping machine. Not that i would do that just saying.
super
please show working of grinder
Hello,have a look at my other videos too see more of the granulator,thanks for your comment
whats the recovery rate if we melt that copper
Hello,dont know because I have never tried melting copper
I think dry method without water is better.
Hi thanks for the video
I want to ask you if you have shema of machi e the recyclage of copper
Hello,I have this video of the separation system th-cam.com/video/Ibx6DWyOIJI/w-d-xo.html and also this video of the granulator th-cam.com/video/NZVMCbGz-fM/w-d-xo.html
*Why do you call them 'burnt plugs'? I don't see anything that's burnt.*
Hello,mostly I granulate car wiring looms and I cut the plugs off before processing the wire,I ended up with a lot of plugs so I burnt them,they were washed in a cement mixer to clean them.If you go back to 0.18 seconds on the video I show a clip of them.I dont burn any scrap these days and I have a video showing how I process them now th-cam.com/video/GnRq0iocNGg/w-d-xo.html thanks for watching.