— Copper wire recycling equipment
Copper wire granulators.
Recover the copper. Keep the value.
Turn insulated copper wire into separate metal and insulation streams. Find a granulation setup that fits your cable supply, your daily workload and the material you want to sell.
— Put your cable supply to work
Turn waste cable into separate copper and insulation.
Selling insulated wire moves material out of your yard. Processing it gives you another option: separate the copper, assess the recovered grade and sell the outputs on their own merits.
Bring cable preparation, granulation and separation into one working route. Give your team distinct outputs to inspect, collect and market, and a processing schedule built around the cable you receive regularly.
MECUVO supplies copper wire granulation equipment from China. Bring us the wire you handle and the workload you need to clear; build the equipment choice around that job, whether you are adding your first recovery station or extending an existing line.
Build a cable recycling setup for your business.
Choose around your cable supply, daily processing target and the quality your buyers need.
— MACHINE VIDEO
See the equipment at work.
Follow the cable through feeding, granulation, separation and collection. See the process behind the material you want to sell.
— Why process in-house?
Recover more value from your cable scrap.
01
Sell separated material
Granulation creates distinct material streams instead of leaving metal tied up in insulation. The commercial advantage depends on the recovered grade and the prices your buyers actually pay.
02
Choose where your labor goes
For suitable wire, batch processing is an alternative to stripping each piece individually. Compare sorting, preparation and feeding time as well as the time inside the machine.
03
Build around repeatable supply
A recurring cable stream is a stronger basis for equipment selection than an occasional peak load. Size the process for the material you can keep supplying and the shifts you intend to run.
— Will it handle my wire?
Which types of cable do you process?
Wire that looks similar from the outside can behave differently after cutting. Conductor size, insulation, connectors and contamination affect preparation and separation. These groups help narrow the equipment choice.
| Your cable stream | What matters for processing | The decision to make |
|---|---|---|
| Sorted copper wire and cable | Conductor size, insulation and the consistency of each batch. | Match granulation and separation to the regular feed. |
| Fine stranded wire and harnesses | Thin copper strands, terminals, tape and other attached material. | Review preparation and whether additional refining or separation is needed. |
| Thick, rigid copper cable | Cable length, diameter and the work required to present it to the machine. | Compare stripping with granulation; assess cutting or pre-shredding. |
| Armored, wet, oily or heavily contaminated cable | Steel, liquids and other non-standard contents change the process. | Assess separately before adding it to the accepted feed. |
| Aluminum or copper-clad aluminum conductors | The conductor is not the same product as copper wire. | Identify and separate material groups; do not price the output as pure copper. |
— MATERIAL GALLERY
Which materials do you process?
Send photos of your material, including its size and condition, so we can help select a suitable configuration.
Mixed insulated copper wire
Fine and flexible wire
Prepared cable batches
Oversized or difficult cable
— Choose your processing setup
Choose a setup for your cable supply.
Sorted, prepared wire
Granulation and separation
A focused starting point for regular batches of suitable prepared cable. Compare the offered equipment with your floor space, feeding routine and collection needs.
Bulky or mixed cable supply
Preparation plus granulation
Consider upstream cutting or pre-shredding when presenting the cable is the bottleneck. The preparation stage must feed the granulator at a usable rate.
Existing recycling operation
An addition to your line
Identify the stage holding your operation back before replacing everything. Review feeding, granulation, refining or separation against the equipment already on site.
— MACHINE & LAYOUT
Machine configurations and layouts
Explore the machine, feeding equipment and collection area for your planned setup.
Complete granulation setup
Machine and collection layout
Connected preparation equipment
— From insulated wire to separate streams
Follow the cable all the way through.
Prepare the feed
Sort the agreed cable types and carry out the cutting or attachment removal needed for the selected equipment.
Reduce and liberate
Granulation reduces the prepared cable and releases metal from insulation. The cutting and screen arrangement must suit the feed.
Separate the fractions
The selected separation stages divide the liberated material. Additional treatment may be needed for fine or difficult fractions.
Collect and check
Keep copper, insulation and return material separate. Inspect all streams before judging the batch result.
— Your saleable output
Check copper quality and recovery together.
Inspect the recovered copper as well as the insulation and any return material. This helps you assess both product quality and copper left in the other outputs.
Purity and recovery answer different questions. Purity concerns the composition of the collected metal stream; recovery concerns the share of incoming copper collected. Evaluate both before using a result in your purchasing calculation.
Tell us the copper grade your buyers require so we can help you assess the separation setup.
A complete result
Collected copper
Check the metal stream for insulation and other contaminants.
Insulation fraction
Look for remaining metal, especially when processing fine wire.
Return material
Include reprocessing time and accumulated mixed material in the batch assessment.
— FROM INPUT TO OUTPUT
From insulated wire to separated material.
Compare the incoming cable with the copper, insulation and return material after processing.
Incoming cable batch
Collected copper fraction
Collected insulation fraction
Remaining and return material
— Will it clear my daily workload?
Capacity starts with your cable and your working day.
Build the requirement from the weight you need to process and the productive hours available. Leave room for preparation, breaks, changeovers, cleaning and maintenance instead of treating every shift hour as full-rate production.
Ask for the recommended model’s processing rate, the cable used in the test and the separation setup. We can provide figures in kg/h and lb/h for comparison.
| Part of the workload | Why it changes the result | Include in your review |
|---|---|---|
| Material preparation | A granulator cannot process wire still waiting to be sorted or cut. | Preparation tasks, staff and upstream equipment. |
| Steady feeding | Batch surges and interruptions affect the flow through the equipment. | Normal loading method and feed continuity. |
| Separation quality | A faster feed is not useful if the outputs no longer meet your target. | Throughput and output quality measured together. |
| Collection and cleaning | Full bins and planned stops reduce productive hours. | A full working routine, not only a short demonstration. |
— What earns its place in the line?
Choose the components your process needs.
| Equipment choice | What it contributes | What to compare |
|---|---|---|
| Preparation and feeding | Makes the incoming cable manageable for the next stage. | Accepted cable size, preparation work and feeding method. |
| Cutting system and screen | Reduces cable to material that can be separated. | Blade access, screen choice and changeover work. |
| Separation and return path | Controls how the collected fractions are divided and handled. | Output samples, adjustment routine and return-material handling. |
| Dust collection arrangement | Addresses material released during processing. | Included collection equipment, maintenance and site assessment. |
— INSIDE THE EQUIPMENT
Machine features and service access
Inspect the working areas, collection points and service access that affect day-to-day use.
Cutting chamber
Separation deck
Dust-collection arrangement
Service access
— Make the business case
Compare processing costs with recovered material value.
Compare what the same cable batch is worth sold as-is with the value of the outputs after processing. Then subtract the additional labor, electricity, wear parts, maintenance, reprocessing and residual-material costs.
Use your local buying and selling prices. Do not assume the insulation has a saleable market, or that every type of recovered copper earns the same price. Ownership, financing and installation costs belong in the wider investment calculation.
A focused equipment scope helps you test the opportunity without paying for stages your current supply does not justify.
Plan around your cable supply.
Tell us your usual cable types, daily volume and target output. We’ll help you choose a setup and prepare an equipment quotation.
— Technical information for your team
Technical Specifications
Request current specifications for the recommended configuration. Give your facility’s actual electrical supply—not just the destination country—and have your site team review the proposed installation requirements.
Copper Wire Granulators
Swipe across the table to compare all specifications.
| MECUVO model | Capacity (kg/h) | Installed power (kW) | Dimensions L×W×H (mm) | Approx. weight (kg) | Configuration |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CG-50 | 40–60 | 5.7 | 1160×620×1800 | 341 | Compact granulator + air separation |
| CG-70 | 70 | 18 | 1700×1600×2200 | 1500 | Integrated granulator |
| CG-100 | 100 | 24 | 2230×1600×2000 | 1800 | Granulator + air separation |
| CG-200 | 200 | 28 | 2600×1600×2000 | 2000 | Granulator + air separation |
| CG-300 | 300 | 37.2 | 2700×2100×2300 | On request | Larger integrated granulator |
| CG-500 | 300–500 | 48 | 4000×2000×2250 | 3500 | Granulator + air separation |
| CG-700 | 400–700 | 67 | 12000×3500×2250 | 5000 | Pre-shredder + granulator |
| CG-1000 | 800–1000 | 76 | 7200×7500×2200 | 5800 | Granulator + dual air separation |
| CG-1200 | 1000–1200 | 98 | 10000×9500×2200 | 8700 | Pre-shredder + dual air separation |
| CG-1500 | 1200–1500 | 120 | 15500×9500×2500 | 18000 | Granulation + multi-stage separation |
| CG-3000 | 2000–3000 | Approx. 312 | Project layout | 20000 | Hydraulic pre-shredder + industrial line |
These figures describe reference configurations. Actual throughput depends on cable construction, copper content and feeding conditions. CG-300 weight is confirmed in the quotation; CG-3000 power refers to the complete line, and its layout is project-specific. Voltage, auxiliary equipment and final dimensions are confirmed for your order.
Can’t find the configuration you need? Need a different capacity or cable configuration? Send your cable photos, target throughput and local power supply for a machine recommendation. Get a machine recommendation.
| Specification | Details to confirm |
|---|---|
| Accepted cable range | Conductor construction, preparation and material exclusions. |
| Throughput basis | Input weight, sample cable and operating conditions. |
| Supplied stages | Main machine, feeding, separation and collection equipment. |
| Electrical requirements | Voltage, phase, frequency and connected loads. |
| Layout and access | Equipment dimensions plus operator and maintenance space. |
| Maintenance items | Blades, screens, filters and other model-specific service items. |
— Your MECUVO purchase
Choose a granulator with MECUVO
01
A focused recycling range
Copper granulation and upstream shredding can be reviewed in the same equipment enquiry. Start with the task you need to solve rather than a list of unrelated machines.
02
An itemized quotation
Your quotation lists the recommended equipment, included stages and optional items so you can compare the complete setup.
03
Support beyond the shipment
MECUVO can provide assistance at the customer’s location by project agreement. Raise installation, start-up and operator-support needs while selecting the equipment.
— PROJECT & SITE GALLERY
Equipment layout and installation
See the space needed for the equipment, incoming scrap and finished material.
Installed equipment layout
Material flow at the site
Start-up and operator handover
— What will the project cost?
Get a quote for your cable recycling setup.
Tell us your material and daily target. Request pricing for the granulator, preparation equipment, collection system and any installation support you need.
| Price component | Define before the order |
|---|---|
| Main equipment | Selected model, quantity, accepted material and supplied configuration. |
| Options and service items | Preparation stages, conveyors, collection equipment and initial wear parts. |
| Transport and destination costs | Packing, agreed delivery point and which freight or destination services are included. |
| Site and support | Electrical work, installation tasks, operator guidance and any on-site visit. |
— BEFORE DISPATCH
Inspection, packing and shipping
From equipment checks to container loading, see how machines are prepared for shipment.
Pre-dispatch equipment check
Packing and protection
Loading and shipment
From China.
To your operation.
Ask about installation and start-up support at your site.
Equipment supply / Site assistance
— From delivery to operation
Plan the first production run—not just the shipping date.
Before the equipment arrives, your team needs room for incoming wire, prepared feed, copper, insulation and maintenance access. Include dust management, electrical review and safe material handling in the site plan.
MECUVO supports overseas equipment projects and can assist at your location by arrangement. Define the installation-related tasks, start-up guidance and operator training your team needs. The visit scope, timing, site readiness and cost are agreed for your project.
— PARTS & MAINTENANCE
Spare parts and maintenance
Find the wear parts and service access points for your machine. Contact us for model-specific parts information.
Cutting blades
Screens and wear items
Service and cleaning access
— Answers before you enquire
Copper wire granulator FAQs
Have a question about your material or project?
— Put your cable project in motion
Tell us what wire you want to process.
Request a suitable equipment option, quotation and relevant process information. Start with your cable type and the workload you have in mind—you do not need to choose a model first.
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