Value Of The Waste PCB Recycling Machines

Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) are the core components of almost all electronic devices. While they account for a small percentage of total e-waste by weight, they contain a disproportionately high concentration of valuable metals such as copper, tin, gold, and silver. Waste PCB recycling machines are specifically designed to recover these materials efficiently, safely, and at an industrial scale.

Core Components of Waste PCB Recycling Machines. A typical PCB recycling system includes:
PCB Shredder / Crusher: Reduces boards into small, uniform particles, freeing metal from non-metal materials.
Grinding and Pulverising Unit: Further reduces particle size to ensure complete metal liberation.
Magnetic Separator: Removes ferrous metals from the crushed material.
Electrostatic or Gravity Separator: Separates copper and other non-ferrous metals from resin powder and fibreglass.
Dust Collection System: Ensures clean operation and compliance with environmental standards.

Economic Value of PCB Recycling
PCB waste often contains copper content ranging from 15% to 30%, which is significantly higher than that of most natural ores. Efficient waste PCB recycling machines allow recyclers to:

• Reduce raw material costs
• Increase profit margins
• Minimise environmental impact