HXPS series metal crusher main machine planing structure diagram display:

The metal crusher, also called a scrap metal crusher, is a high-speed hammer crushing machine used to reduce prepared light and medium scrap metal into smaller and denser pieces for conveying, magnetic separation, sorting, storage or further recycling.
Typical materials include light scrap steel, scrap iron sheets, empty metal drums, prepared paint buckets, color steel tiles, appliance shells, bicycle frames, aluminum cans, suitable aluminum scrap and metal fabrication offcuts. The feeding dimensions, material thickness and attached components must remain within the processing limits of the selected crusher.
A high-speed rotor drives the hammers to repeatedly impact, deform and break the material inside the crushing chamber. The hammers, liner plates and screen grate work together to reduce the scrap, while the screen or grate helps control the discharge size.
Properly sized light scrap may be fed directly into the crusher. Bulky, bundled, compressed or difficult-to-feed material may first require pre-cutting or primary size reduction by a twin shaft shredder before hammer crushing.
After crushing, a magnetic separator can recover exposed iron and steel from the processed material. After ferrous metal removal, screening and suitable material preparation, an eddy current separator may be used to recover conductive non-ferrous metals from an appropriate non-metallic material stream.
The scrap metal crusher can operate as an individual machine or form part of a scrap metal recycling line with controlled feeding, material conveying, magnetic separation, optional screening, non-ferrous sorting, dust collection and centralized control.
The final configuration depends on the raw material, maximum feeding size, material thickness, required capacity, expected output size, separation objective and available installation space.