You would be ok. Unless ur copper

It will pull u right in

Wood chippers are worse So many places to snag a glove on a branch and because its pulling, Its hard to get unhooked

It's looks like they skipped over the risk analysis part during the design process

Even shaq isnt tall enough to reach down to where the blades are

Loading hopper would be better. Keeps the bulk loading below the choke point fo the machine. Wouldn't take up as much space either. Fill up the box, push a button, and the box tips in to the shredder.

It doesn't look like there is emergency stop within reaching distance either...

Yeah a thick wire could easily loop around a hand. And to the person saying you wouldn’t be able to reach the blades. Something has got to give. Either the wire snaps, the motor stalls, the hand is ripped off or the guy is pulled in.

pretty sure it's gravity based. Just chop it up into tiny pieces, vibrate the whole thing and the copper falls to the bottom with plastic on top. The finer plastic granules may have some copper left in them so it's recommended to recycle them through the machine.

there are only two reasons for that problem:1. the machining precision is bad 2.the screen of the air separator is blocked Mostly properly the 1st reason if the copper is not coming in the middle

@@keruimachineryfactory5557 ,what is the machine precision?

@@mangembusnalimbe778 it's the working accuracy of making machine

Usually when the wire too thin ( under 0.2mm), only gravity separation not enough. Need electrostatic separation, i can show you how it works. lol

Make it 'idiot proof' and SOMEBODY will be a better idiot.

Way too messy for Indoors

If the operator needs hearing protection, but has to 'listen ' for the sweet spot, OSHA will be calling.

Or just spin the CP 90° toward the operator.

To filter what? There's no dust to filter. Look at the room. The air is clear.

@@mattjohns3394 You might not be able to see it but it can be there. Like dust that's only visible in bright sunlight.

@@EPICRANDOMGUY02 This is the sort of comment that makes people hate Occupational health and safety. Yes, microfine dust *may* be present but its not toxic. There would be more (and worse) dust coming off a concrete floor.

@@mattjohns3394 I'm not a health and safety nazi, so I get what your saying.

No you'd be fucked cos they seem to put the emergency stop as far away from the danger zone as they can 🤣

the fact you stated that means you should never touch any machinery!

My thought too

Well it depends where it is... It looks like where he's feeding stuff in is actually a chute where the copper slides down into the blades. Not where the blades are sitting right in front of his hands.

@@Tommo020788 What it looks like is if he gets his arm caught it will rip it off... Having worked on all manor of plant, commercial diving, heavy engendering etc If it looks dangerous then it usually is!!!!!!

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More money per pound. Granulated copper pays higher than bare brite

You could fall in the machine, i think that would be bad

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Purchase price per pound today 11/24/21 for romex wire is $1.25/lb. Romex is 60% copper by weight. The end product of #1 copper dust is being purchased at $3.25/lb today. Take 100lbs of purchased wire @ $1.25/lb = $125 purchase price. After granulation/recovery 60% copper = 60/lbs @ $3.25/lb = $195 Thats a $70 profit per 100 lbs (or $0.70 cents per pound profit) This particular unit comes in at $36,000 USD That would be 51,428 lbs for this to pay for itself, or 25 US tons.

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Many places buy it

Your getting fucked by your scrapyard btw .... thickness of the wire doesnt determine grade ....

I get paid more for my fine strand than the thick strand wire

How you sale your final result as copper number 1 or bare bright or what .

Price for such machine...my wtsap 0097333049002

There are 2 different sized sifting screens on the sorting table. One bucket is for corse sized granules and one bucket is for fine-sized granules.

@@bluedogwirestripper oh, thank you! Do you happen to hace a video presenting how that sorting board operates? I'd also like to know about periodic maintanence, power vonsumption and voltage

@@bluedogwirestripper,I have difficulties getting the precision for running data wire. It always comes on the front with plastic. What are the adjustments for the shaker table running data?

Depending on how many of the accessories you get such as the shakers and there is also a prechopper so you can feed the machine faster it can be as much as 250-275k US dollars.

That don't matter to industrial recycling business. This machine will pay for itself in a matter of weeks.

@@edcar8713 That's fine. I'm just sayin' it aint cheap, and anyone interested has to be aware of the cost. It's probably a good long term investment.

You guys have no idea , how about 150k

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I think this one is around 30k

@@merleshand2442 lol no.... Add $100,000 to that.

@@TheShowgunofHarlem a buddy of mine just bought 2 of them but I'm not sure what model and they might even be used but the big one was 30k and the little one was a bit over 10

30k?? Your buddy just got the deal of the century.

@@bmorri54 that's what he said but it is a used older model

Living without an arm ain't so bad after once you get used to it

That machine costs an arm too

I think the idea is that u could use this to make pure clean copper. Its much easier to melt when it is granulated. You can put the powder into a mold and melt it directly inside the mold. Another thing this might be good for, is to take wire which has insulation on it still, granulate it, then a magnet used to separate it. All that said, the machine is probably really really expensive and it doesn't look useful to a scrapper. It's more useful to someone who is into taking it a step further and recycling the metal themselves, which could make u a lot more than scrap value.

how can copper WIRE be worth more than bright and shinny

Guy who made this comment is obviously just a scrapper doesn’t know what he’s talking about.... this is made for industrial scale the copper dust is going to get melted down this isn’t for selling to a scrapyard

Copper wire scrap price : $2.00 Copper granules scrap price :$ 8.00 I still don't understand his comment

You can sell for spot price/Comex price to copper furnaces. I have a copper pipe place that will give you spot price for your copper.

Lol, you would have to run this machine 10 hours a day to pay it off. Only a scrap yard could profit off of this.

@@billcarver6539 yeah, that is pretty much the POINT of industrial grade equipment. Large investment for a good return. It's how capitalism works.

You couldn't be anymore more wrong. That was a 100% false statement. Sold my chop yesterday for $2.83/lb. Sold a trailer load of tin yesterday for .08¢/lb. The time it takes to manually strip wire that isn't #1 is not even relatively close to being feasible. You are the problem with the internet. You have absolutely no clue what you are talking about, yet you still have the ability to comment.

You can sell chop on eBay to crafters for upwards of $18 per pound. Smaller quantities are usually priced around $4.50 per 50 grams. It'll sell all day. You just gotta know your market.