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| Brand Name: | Wanshida |
| Model Number: | Y83-4000 |
| MOQ: | 1set |
| Price: | Negotiable |
| Delivery Time: | 30days |
| Payment Terms: | T/T,L/C |
The 4000 kN Metal Briquetting Press is a heavy-duty hydraulic recycling machine designed to compress loose metal chips, turnings and swarf into dense, compact briquettes. Its powerful 4000 kN compression force significantly reduces the volume of machining waste while producing uniform briquettes that are easier to store, transport and remelt.
This industrial metal chip briquetting machine is suitable for steel chips, cast iron swarf, aluminum turnings, copper chips and other machining residues. Compared with loose chips, compressed briquettes require less storage space, generate less material loss during handling and can provide more stable charging conditions for foundries and smelting plants.
The machine can be integrated with conveyors, chip crushers, magnetic separators and automatic feeding systems to create a complete metal chip recycling line.
Metal machining facilities regularly produce large volumes of loose chips and turnings. These materials occupy considerable workshop space and are difficult to collect, transport and feed into melting furnaces.
Loose metal chips may also contain residual cutting fluid. Directly transporting or melting them can lead to:
The 4000 kN hydraulic metal briquetting press compresses loose chips under high pressure to form solid, high-density briquettes. During compression, a portion of the residual cutting fluid can be separated from the material and collected for treatment or reuse.
Its high-pressure hydraulic system provides stable compression for dense materials such as steel and cast iron chips. The resulting briquettes are uniform in shape, convenient to stack and suitable for automated furnace charging.
Important advantages include:
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Equipment | Metal Briquetting Press |
| Nominal Compression Force | 4000 kN |
| Applicable Materials | Steel, cast iron, aluminum and copper chips |
| Briquette Shape | Cylindrical |
| Control System | PLC Automatic Control |
| Feeding Method | Automatic or Manual Feeding |
| Discharge Method | Automatic Briquette Discharge |
| Configuration | Customized According to Material |
Actual briquette size, production capacity, motor power and cycle time are selected according to the material type, chip condition and required briquette density.
The 4000 kN Metal Briquetting Press is widely used in:
For long, tangled or uneven metal turnings, a chip crusher may be required before briquetting to ensure consistent feeding and stable production.
Metal chips are delivered into the compression chamber manually or through an automatic feeding system. The hydraulic cylinder applies high pressure to the material inside the mould, reducing air gaps and forcing the chips into a compact cylindrical briquette.
Residual liquid released during compression is discharged through the collection system. After the preset pressure and holding time are reached, the briquette is automatically released from the mould and the machine begins the next cycle.
A PLC control system coordinates feeding, compression, pressure holding and discharge to maintain stable and repeatable operation.
Before selecting a metal briquetting press, buyers should confirm:
Steel and cast iron chips normally require higher pressure than aluminum chips. Material testing is recommended when the scrap contains mixed metals, long turnings or a high percentage of cutting fluid.
It can process steel chips, cast iron swarf, aluminum turnings, copper chips and similar machining waste. Different materials may require different moulds and operating pressures.
Long or tangled turnings should normally be crushed before briquetting. A chip crusher can be added to improve feeding stability and protect the hydraulic system.
Yes. High-pressure compression can separate part of the residual oil or coolant from the metal chips. The recovered liquid can be collected for treatment or possible reuse.
No. Capacity depends on chip type, bulk density, moisture content, feeding speed and required briquette density. Material information should be provided before confirming the final configuration.
Yes. The machine can work with chip crushers, conveyors, storage silos, magnetic separators and automatic feeding systems to form a complete recycling line.
