The UBC Aluminum Cans Paint Removing Line is a specialized system designed to strip surface coatings from used beverage cans (UBCs) before smelting, ensuring high-purity aluminum recovery.
Process Workflow
1.Pre-Shredding: Packed UBCs are torn apart and shredded into small pieces (20-50mm) using a hammer mill, increasing surface area for efficient paint removal.
2.Thermal Decoating: Shredded material enters a continuous decoating furnace, where high temperatures (500-600°C) pyrolyze 99% of paints and coatings without oxidizing the aluminum.
3.Emission Control: Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are treated via afterburners and scrubbers, meeting environmental standards.
Key Features
1.High Capacity: Models range from 500kg/h to 1500kg/h (e.g., DT-2000 with 61.3KW power).
2.Energy Efficiency: Indirect heating preserves aluminum yield (>97%).
3.Versatility: Also processes e-waste, separating metals from plastics via pyrolysis.
Key Advantages
1.High Efficiency: Removes 99% coatings with continuous operation (500-1500kg/h capacity).
2.Energy Saving: Indirect heating reduces oxidation, preserving 97%+ aluminum yield.
3.Eco-Friendly: Integrated VOC treatment (scrubbers/afterburners) meets emission standards.
4.Cost-Effective: Clean flakes cut smelting costs by reducing slag and flux usage.
5.Durable Design: Alloy-cast parts and premium burners ensure long-term reliability.
6.Versatile: Processes both UBCs and e-waste (metal-plastic separation).
This line combines high efficiency, low operational costs, and eco-friendly design, making it ideal for modern recycling plants.