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Battery Shredders

Battery Shredders utilize a low-speed, high torque, dual shaft or quad shaft shredder as the primary shredder before further processing. Li-ion batteries and others contain cobalt, nickel, copper, and assorted precious metals that can be recycled and reused if separated.

Battery Shredders may incorporate a constant water bath for fire prevention and a secondary, chemical-based fire suppression solution. Most batteries need to be discharged before being recycled.

Battery Shredders can benefit from adding conveyors, screens, separation equipment, and washing stations. Physical processes usually include pretreatment and direct recovery of electrode materials. Battery shredders & shredding systems are specifically engineered for your application and battery type.

The Battery Shredding System shown on the right was designed to recycle batteries through inert shredding and separation.  This small-scale system shreds spent battery feedstock in a sealed, inert environment to prevent fires or explosions. The battery shredding system then separates and sorts shredded material into output streams. 

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BATTERY SHREDDER FEATURES

  • Hex Shafts
  • Airtight Design
  • Sealed Bearings
  • Overload Protection
  • Water Delivery Systems
  • Liquid Sealed Enclosures
  • Fire Suppression Options

BATTERY SHREDDER USERS

  • Municipalities
  • Manufacturers
  • Big-Box Stores
  • Metal Smelters
  • Battery Retailers
  • Electronics Recyclers
  • Material Recovery Facilities

BATTERY SHREDDING SYSTEMS

  • Catwalks
  • Conveyors
  • Washdown Safe
  • Metal Separation
  • Washing Stations
  • Air Filtration Systems
  • Fire Suppression Options
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Amos Manufacturing part of battery recycling technology effort

Amos Mfg. Inc. from Alpena, Michigan, and Texas-based Gloyd Recycling Solutions LLC (GRS) have developed the Battery-In-Device-Shredder system (BIDS23) to enhance safety in recycling electronic devices by automatically processing batteries. This system, which was co-developed with Canada’s Archimedes Industry Advisory and Investments, aims to prevent thermal incidents that can lead to fires in warehouse settings. BIDS23 features a compact design with advanced technology to integrate seamlessly into existing operations while addressing environmental and safety standards.