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Vertical Axis Crusher and Diagonal-Shaft Centrifuge System



PRAB offers the for reclaiming cutting fluids and reducing bushy metal turnings into dry shovel-grade chips.

PRAB's Vertical Axis Crusher is built for efficient processing and recycling of scrap metal, handling up to 2,500 lbs./hr. The engineered crusher is equipped with an exclusive solids ejector, which automatically discharges barends that could damage the equipment and stop metal processing. This feature is designed for maximum uptime and to eliminate the need for unscheduled labor and downtime to dislodge clogged material. PRAB's steel belt conveyor elevates and transfers chips from the crusher into a tramp metal separator to remove bar ends and other tramp metals, protecting the wringer and other downstream equipment.

PRAB's engineered diagonal shaft design works with gravity to feed flowable, wet chips from the steel belt conveyor. The straight-line feed eliminates choke points and facilitates uninterrupted material flow. The centrifugal motion within the rotating bowl creates 700 G of force, driving chips and fluid up the bowl liner. Fluids are then extracted through the bar screen and diverted for reclamation. Dry chips are discharged for recycling or conveniently briquetted and stored for future sales. Process rates of up to 10,000 lbs./hr. can be achieved.

Dry chips are discharged overhead pneumatically. Chips can be blown into a trailer bed or container with an automatic swivel chute for even filling. Settled fines are recirculated back into the system using a settling tank with a re-circulating drag conveyor. PRAB's Guardian Coolant Recycling systems can be added to the system to reduce free-floating and mechanically dispersed tramp oils to 0.1 percent or less at process rates of 90 to 1,500 GPH.

For more information contact:

PRAB, Inc.

5944 East N Avenue

Kalamazoo, MI 49048

800-968-7722

sales@prab.com

www.prab.com

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