Electric crushing technology
High-strength alloy blades (such as those made of German Dillinger) can directly break charged batteries in a nitrogen environment, eliminating the pre-discharge stage and increasing efficiency by 40%.
The two-shaft shredder has a processing capacity of 1.5 tons per hour, with a crushing particle size of no more than 30 mm and a coating rate of less than 1%, avoiding the risk of short circuits.
The combined process of spray tower and activated carbon adsorption ensures that the emissions of fluoride and particulate matter are lower than the national standards.