Why Should Spiral Chips Be Shredded ?
Coarse, fibrous, spiral metal chips need to be crushed or broken into smaller pieces to meet three essential needs:
- The chip size should not exceed approximately 75 mm to ensure the efficient separation of cutting fluids from these materials within the chip centrifuge, allowing for the effective removal and recovery of cutting fluids.
- The chip size should not exceed 75 mm to facilitate the briquetting process for these materials. This is essential for the formation of briquettes, compressed solid forms of chips used for recycling purposes.
- If metal chips are being processed, they need to be crushed or broken for ease of transport and bulk handling. Additionally, the price obtained for such scrap materials is likely to increase for chips of a specific size. Therefore, crushing or breaking these chips not only facilitates transportation but also potentially enhances the economic value of the scrap.
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