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In June 2026, the ENERPAT team conducted an on-site service visit to a scrap metal recycling facility in Columbus, Ohio. The visit was led by ENERPAT’s COO and sales manager, focusing on understanding the customer’s operational challenges and identifying opportunities to improve efficiency.
The customer operates a well-established scrap metal recycling business, primarily handling aluminum profiles and non-ferrous materials.
During the visit, it was observed that the facility is currently running multiple vertical balers (over six units) for processing aluminum scrap.
While the existing setup is functional, the operation relies heavily on manual feeding, which limits throughput and increases labor intensity.
After a full walkthrough and discussion with the customer, several key issues were identified:
1. Low Feeding Efficiency
Large volumes of aluminum profiles were stockpiled in front of the balers. Workers manually loaded materials into the chamber, resulting in:
Slow processing speed
High labor dependency
Inefficient workflow
2. Non-Operational Wire Stripping Machines
The customer previously purchased two wire stripping machines from another supplier, but both units are currently not operational. This has affected their ability to process copper cables effectively.
3. Copper Wire Granulator Breakdown
The existing copper granulator is out of service, creating a bottleneck in their copper recycling line.
Based on the on-site assessment, ENERPAT proposed the following solutions:
✔ Automated Baling Upgrade
Recommend the HBM150-11075 Closed Door Horizontal Baler combined with a steel chain feeding conveyor, enabling:
Continuous feeding
Reduced manual labor
Higher throughput
Cleaner and more organized operation
✔ Wire Stripper Replacement Recommendation
Provide a reliable and suitable wire stripping machine model tailored to the customer’s material mix.
✔ Equipment Repair Support
Offer on-site technical service to repair the existing copper wire granulator, helping the customer restore production capacity quickly.
To proceed with the solution design and implementation, the following actions were agreed:
1. Customer to provide workshop layout and dimensions
2. ENERPAT to deliver:
Equipment quotation
Technical proposal
Layout drawings
3. Schedule a follow-up visit for equipment inspection and repair
At ENERPAT, we believe that delivering equipment is only the beginning. Through continuous on-site service, technical support, and process optimization, we help our customers improve efficiency, reduce downtime, and maximize return on investment.
This visit is one of many examples of ENERPAT’s global after-sales service commitment across the recycling industry.
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