Metal Baler: 11月 2018

No matter how you slice it, manufacturing aluminum products leads to aluminum

and fluid waste.

Aluminum scrap metal, in the form of turnings, filings, chips and shavings, is

produced every day of production, piling up on the equipment and floor. Swept up

and stored in bins, the scrap metal pieces then take up valuable floor space.

In addition to scrap, the metalworking process also produces sludge, a

combination of small aluminum pieces and fluids used during the process. Like

scrap, sludge is difficult to store and manage in a manufacturing facility,

requiring a multistep process that can take more time, effort and resources than

most manufacturers have to invest.

While aluminum and fluid waste can be costly to dispose of and difficult to

reuse without processing, there is an often overlooked solution in briquetting.

Aluminum briquetting allows manufacturers to both eliminate costs related to

waste disposal and create a new source of revenue.

Aluminum briquette machines from ENERPAT transform scrap metal into small

briquettes that can be easily stored, removed and even sold. This helps

manufacturers reclaim value from once costly aluminum waste products. Each

ENERPAT briquetting system uses hydraulics to compress aluminum scrap into dense

briquettes and separate any fluids used in the metalworking process from the

scrap metal. Briquettes created by ENERPAT briquetting systems are easy to

transport or store and are less likely to experience corrosion, increasing their

resale value. The expensive processing fluids squeezed out during the process

allows manufacturers to reuse or recycle the fluids as they see fit.

The benefits of implementing an aluminum briquetting system for scrap are

numerous. With many manufacturers looking to improve their bottom line, ENERPAT

briquetters offer companies a way to:

Squeeze value from aluminum waste;

Reclaim valuable floor space;

Keep the workplace clean and safe;

Eliminate costly disposal fees; and,

Generate a new revenue stream from aluminum scrap briquettes and reclaimed

fluids.

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