ELV Recycling Systems: Integrated Shredding & Material Recovery

End-of-Life Vehicles (ELVs) are a critical source of recyclable steel (65-70%), nonferrous metals (10%), and plastics (10-15%). Modern ELV recycling plants employ mechanized processes to maximize resource recovery while adhering to environmental regulations.

‌1. Key Processing Stages‌

‌Baling & Pre-Treatment‌

After hazardous fluid removal, ELVs are compressed into ‌transport-ready bales‌, reducing volume by 80%

LIDI Pre-shredder pre-breaks bales, enhancing downstream hammer mill efficiency by 60% and minimizing explosion risks

2‌.Core Shredding & Separation‌

LIDI Shredder standardizes shredded material size (20–150 tons/hour output)

LIDI Sorting Separation Lines achieve >95% metal recovery (E40 steel, ASR nonferrous) with<5% residual waste

‌3. Synergized Advantages‌

‌Safety‌: Pre-shredding eliminates trapped gases in bales, reducing fire/explosion hazards

‌Profitability‌: Full material recovery (steel, aluminum, copper, plastics) optimizes revenue streams

‌Scalability‌: Modular design supports 5–50 tons/hour throughput adjustments

‌Our Solutions:

                                       Bale Breaker                                                                                                                                  Double Shaft Shredder

                                    Pre-Shredder                                                                                                                               Non-ferrous Sorting