How To Remove Paint From Aluminum Cans ? Aluminum Cans Plastic Liner Removing Process Line

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[@chrisplunkett2814]

It would be a hell of a lot more informative and put it all into context if you had some captions to tell us what's happening.

[@solidwasteshredder4572]

Your suggestion is excellent, sir. In the future, we will provide a detailed explanation of how to recycle UBC (Used Beverage Can) aluminum.

[@stevenmitchell1]

Thanks for the video. I know that recycling aluminium is much more effective than recycling plastics of any sort. It seems that we should be shifting a lot of our plastics consumption to aluminium, since aluminum has proven to have a much higher reusability rate than plastic.

[@solidwasteshredder4572]

Yes, sir, and the applicability of aluminum is also more extensive. If you happen to have a large amount of aluminum and are unsure how to recycle it, you can message us privately to learn more about aluminum recycling knowledge and detailed information.

[@dennisbjones]

Oh, well that was so much easier than I thought it would be.

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[@davehad-enough2369]

Interesting but I had no idea of what was actually happening. I've seen other clips where the paint on the can simply vaporizes when the aluminum is melted.

[@foxsoul7899]

It is the same here too ... the rolling thing at the end is probably a gas burner which vaporizes the plastic and/or paint.

[@solidwasteshredder4572]

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[@drachirreisset]

Why go through this process? Wouldn't the paint and plastic get burned away when the cans are re-melted?

[@solidwasteshredder4572]

Carbonization and paint removal of beverage cans removes the layers and prints on the surface of the cans, improves the recycling purity of aluminum, and is beneficial to environmental protection.

[@BlindSquirrel666]

I didn't learn a thing.

[@solidwasteshredder4572]

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[@muhammadawisabdshahadan1117]

Good job good luck then good life but quality and safety always first 👍🥳🎉

[@solidwasteshredder4572]

Yes, sir😁

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[@jambunathanrajan7940]

Do you have process for removing paint in PP bumper scrap for recycling

[@solidwasteshredder4572]

Of course , sir.

[@richardbause2453]

What would you do with used wooden railroad ties 🤔?

[@solidwasteshredder4572]

Can you send me the picture of your raw material

[@johnblair8146]

Grind them and mix with plastic to make new ties.

[@richardbause2453]

@@johnblair8146 Not possible. Two different materials. They have experimented with plastic railroad ties with mixed reviews/ results.

[@solidwasteshredder4572]

@@richardbause2453 we are a professional manufacturer of recycling equipment, If you want to recycling the plastic, We will recommend you the plastic crushing machine, I think it will suitable for you.

[@solidwasteshredder4572]

@@johnblair8146 No , sir, Before we recycling the waste aluminum cans. we will removing the paint from aluminum cans, So we can get the Higher purity aluminum ingot.

[@M21-w1y]

I thought the graphics on these cans were printed with inks instead of paint🤷‍♂️

[@solidwasteshredder4572]

Why are you so suspicious? Sir, the surface of the cans is definitely covered with paint.

[@moondog4313]

I don't understand why they pay more for aluminum cans then regular scrap aluminum when its so much more in recycling them due to the paint and inner liner of cans

[@solidwasteshredder4572]

Thanks for your comment. The aluminum purity of scrap aluminum cans is usually higher than that of general scrap aluminum because aluminum cans are mainly made of pure aluminum, while other forms of scrap aluminum may contain other metals or impurities. Therefore, from a recycling perspective, scrap aluminum cans may be more valuable in processing and recycling because of their higher purity, making them easier to recycle and reuse in the production of new aluminum products.

[@moondog4313]

@@solidwasteshredder4572 oh ok thanks

[@christopherwheeler688]

We could see WHERE the paint was removed but HOW is the paint removed from the cans?

[@solidwasteshredder4572]

How can i contact you? So i can send you more info about the recycling equipment

[@GFSwinger1693]

It's burned off.

[@solidwasteshredder4572]

😀

[@daveblevins3322]

That appears to be a very long, unneeded process and a lot of the product is on the floor. Not very efficient in my humble opinion. And the paint is still on the chopped up cans🤔

[@solidwasteshredder4572]

Our repeated tests have proven that the recycling efficiency of cans after paint removal will be higher

[@chrisstaylor8377]

Paint would burn when it is melted

[@solidwasteshredder4572]

If the temperature is too high, it will be directly carbonized instead of burned.

[@solidwasteshredder4572]

😁

[@AdjeratouZono]

Je cherche du travail

[@solidwasteshredder4572]

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