It steadily and reliably moves discarded fridges or their shredded pieces from one processing step to the next, keeping the whole line running smoothly and with high efficiency.

The process first breaks old fridges into smaller chunks, greatly cutting their size and weight, which makes every following step easier to handle.

It further refines the feed through a detailed crushing stage. Its strong crushing power turns the first stage chunks into smaller particles or even powder, meeting the tight size specs needed for later separation and purification.

This fine sizing makes it possible to recover nonferrous metals that carry high economic value. After reclamation, these metals go back into industrial production, keeping resources in continuous use.

By mechanically compressing it, the foam insulation taken from used refrigerators is pressed into small blocks or bales, shrinking its volume for easier storage and transport.

Thanks to high-efficiency filtration and adsorption, it pulls dust and other particulates from the air, keeping the production floor clean and the air quality high.