CAMEC's rotary shears and hammer mills are the top-of-range solution for processing scrap metal, capable of transforming any type of scrap — collected, baled or loose — into homogeneous, market-ready material.
CAMEC Scrap Shredding Plant with Rotary Shear CR2A645/20
The result is a homogeneous, high-density output material, which reduces transport costs and the risk of contaminants in the processed material. The wide hopper of the CR2A rotary shear allows direct, safe and fast loading, with no intermediate stations; the shear, running at low speed and high torque, performs the first volumetric reduction even on mixed, tough materials, with interchangeable sector blades that are replaced without dismantling the rotors.
The MV2000 vertical hammer mill performs high-energy secondary shredding, automatically managing and ejecting non-shreddable materials. Separation takes place in sequence via magnetic drums, for complete extraction of ferrous metals, and two Eddy Current Separator stages, for the removal of aluminium, copper and other residual non-ferrous metals; a rotary trommel screens the marketable Proler fraction. CAMEC plants process both baled and loose collected material.
CAMEC plants dedicated to paper and cardboard are specifically designed to handle a highly abrasive material that requires very powerful machines and wear-resistant tools.
CAMEC designs and builds turnkey plants, fully customised, for shredding electric cables and separating their component materials, with a process aimed at maximum copper recovery.
The CAMEC plant for RDF/SRF is designed to transform industrial, domestic and commercial waste into alternative fuels: RDF (Refuse-Derived Fuel) and SRF (Solid Recovered Fuel).