Workers sorting mixed recyclable materials, cables and metals in a recovery warehouse
Recycling & material recovery

Know the Material. Recover More Value.

ManyMetals sorts, aggregates and moves recyclable materials into appropriate downstream channels while developing deeper recovery capability for suitable insulated copper and aluminium wire.

Worker feeding insulated cable into a compact granulator as recovered copper exits the front chute
Developing & implementing

Copper & Aluminium Wire Recovery

ManyMetals is developing and implementing wire stripping and granulation capabilities for suitable insulated copper and aluminium wire. The appropriate route depends on each lot's material, grade, insulation and condition.

01Insulated wire
02Inspect & sort
03Strip / granulate
04Recover copper / aluminium
05Downstream sale
Material decisions

Processing Follows the Lot

Not every lot should follow the same route. Inspection and sorting establish whether material is suitable for stripping, granulation, aggregation or direct movement to a downstream recycling channel.

Source & visible mixMaterial inspection
Wire gauge & insulationRecovery route
Recovered metal & residueMeasured output
Material grade & demandDownstream channel
Expanding capabilities

Paper & Plastic Recycling

ManyMetals is working on the implementation of paper and plastic recycling capabilities. Process and equipment selection will be guided by recurring material volumes, material quality, required recycled output, downstream demand and implementation requirements.

The imagery illustrates these process categories and does not represent current ManyMetals-owned facilities.

Workers sorting cardboard beside a hydraulic baler and a completed compressed bale
Under Development

Paper Recycling

Material quality, contamination and recurring volume will guide the processing route.

Workers sorting plastic beside a conveyor and plastic-processing machinery
Under Development

Plastic Recycling

Polymer type, contamination, downstream demand and technical requirements will guide implementation.

Material has another use

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