Triple Platform Electric Motor Recycling Machine

How Do You Recycle Motors?

Typically, valuable copper and aluminum components are shrouded in tough cast iron or hard aluminum outer casings that, at first glance, seem impenetrable. With the electric motor recycling machine’s three-step process, the reusable components can be rescued from the casings and internal structure to yield these highly valuable components.

About Our Electric Motor Recycling Equipment

Are you looking to purchase a new or used electric motor wrecker? We are proud to sell electric motor recycling equipment and can walk you through the benefits. This powerful technology is designed with an ergonomic working height and offers maximum security while in use. For your convenience, it is also easy to relocate!

To learn more about the electric motor recyclers we have for sale, call Solid Equipment Company at 855-952-2226! 

What Is Our Electric Motor Recycling Equipment Like?

The electric motor recycling machine is capable of disassembling even the toughest motors and separating any and all valuable components. We also offer compressor cutting equipment, such as the CW-809A!

Specifications

• The machine, with accessories specific to many processes, is 240V/480V-5.5 kW-powered
• The dimensions of this system are 59” wide by 33.5” deep by 98.4” high
• The equipment weighs approximately 3,300 lbs.
• The machine can process  2 – 13” diameter stators
• Grade 25 oil is used
• The hydraulic press has 15 tons of pressure

How Recycling Motors Works

In preparation for the mechanical recycling of the electric motor, outer pieces and attachments that can be removed should be unscrewed and put aside. This should reveal the actual external housing of the electric motor.

This industrial electric motor recycling machine employs a three-stage process to harvest the valuable material within.

Stage One

The operator initiates the separation and removal of the outer casing to expose the elements of the electric motor. With extreme high pressure exerted by the splitting apparatus, the aluminum or cast iron housing is cut on opposing sides to separate and peeled away to expose the stator. The anchor/rotor is then removed.

Stage Two

The second stage is the cleaving of the stator or transformer block into two equal pieces. By opening these up, copper coils are now exposed and ready for separation from the remaining parts and materials.

Stage Three

The third stage of the process involves pulling the copper wiring away from the surrounding metal through which it had been threaded by means of a complex hydraulic system. Teeth grip the winding and pushing rods push the housing away, leaving the copper wiring fully exposed and unattached.

The Result

A volume of valuable copper wiring cleanly separated from a pile of scrap metal and plastic that may also be recycled.

Exclusive North American Distributor of O’Jung Electric Motor Recyclers

At Solid Equipment Company, we are proud to be the exclusive North American distributor of the O’Jung electric motor recycling machine. It is a truly innovative system that revolutionizes the process of extracting valuable copper and aluminum from electric motors, taking it from a long, labor-intensive process to a few simple, repeatable steps.

Your company can process electric motors in-house and maximize copper and aluminum scrap returns with our electric motor recycling system. Scrap metal prices fluctuate constantly, and our equipment allows you to extract the maximum profit and stay profitable even as prices dip a bit.

Efficient and effective recycling processes will become even more critical soon, as sales of electric vehicles begin to grow exponentially and older equipment is retired from service. Stay ahead of the increasing demand for cost-effective recycling of electric vehicle components by investing in an electric motor recycling machine.

Our O’Jung electric motor recycler can pay for itself by increasing the speed and efficiency of metal extraction at your facility. Where a single motor may have taken over an hour to process previously, a single skilled operator can process over 20 motors an hour with our unique system. Plus, the process is safer, semi-automated, and ergonomically designed to reduce worker fatigue and repetitive stress.

Take your electric motor recycling efforts to the next level with an O’Jung electric motor recycling machine from Solid Equipment Company. Contact our team to learn more about the system today. We will walk you through the features and benefits of the electric motor recycler. We can even arrange a demonstration of the equipment at our facility to show you in person how effective and valuable it can be for your recycling efforts.