INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT

Machinery & Plant

Machinery and plant scrap can include large assemblies, motors, gearboxes, frames, tanks, production equipment and complete decommissioning lots. These jobs require planning around weight, access, lifting points, fluids and dismantling sequence.

Industrial machinery dismantling Machinery & Plant
Material identification Segregation Bulk handling Loading coordination Recycling route
Material breakdown

Common Types We May Encounter.

This guide explains the major sub-types within machinery & plant. Exact acceptance and handling depend on the condition, composition, quantity and site requirements of the actual material.

Production machines

Presses, lathes, mills, molding equipment, process machines and line equipment.

Motors & generators

Electric Motors, alternators, generators and drive systems containing copper, steel and other metals.

Gearboxes & drives

Gear reducers, shafts, couplings and mechanical drive assemblies.

Tanks & vessels

Metal tanks, hoppers, silos and process vessels after appropriate decommissioning and cleaning.

Pumps & compressors

Industrial pumps, compressors and associated metal equipment.

Structural plant scrap

Frames, platforms, conveyors, guards, racks and fabricated support structures.

Where it comes from

Where This Scrap Comes From.

Common Sources

  • Homes, Shops And Everyday Clear-Outs
  • Factories and manufacturing plants
  • Warehouses and logistics facilities
  • Food/process industries
  • Engineering facilities
  • Plant upgrades and decommissioning projects

What Affects Material Value

  • Total metal composition
  • Equipment weight
  • Reusable component potential
  • Copper/motor content
  • Dismantling complexity
  • Access, lifting and loading requirements
How we approach it

From Identification To Recycling Route.

A clear workflow helps reduce mixing, unnecessary handling and contamination while keeping large-volume movement organized.

1Survey equipment dimensions, weight, access and decommissioning status

Survey equipment dimensions, weight, access and decommissioning status.

2Confirm that electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic and process energy sources are isolated by responsible personnel

Confirm that electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic and process energy sources are isolated by responsible personnel.

3Plan lifting, dismantling and size reduction before moving heavy assemblies

Plan lifting, dismantling and size reduction before moving heavy assemblies.

4Segregate motors, stainless, copper-bearing parts and structural steel where practical

Segregate motors, stainless, copper-bearing parts and structural steel where practical.

5Load and route recovered materials according to their material stream

Load and route recovered materials according to their material stream.

BEFORE COLLECTION

Prepare The Material Safely.

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