METALPAK
The EKO MetalPak turns the disposal cost of contaminated turnings
into a lubricant recovery and briquette producing profit Centre.
Loose, bushy metal turnings are costly to transport and steel
mills only pay a minimal amount for this scrap because of its
low yield melts. That is not the case with the EKO end product.
The EKO MetalPak and EKO Bullet Mill 6000 uses pressures of
over 40,000 p.s.i. to seperate out the contaminate fluids for
recycling or incineration; and produces an ideal feed stock
briquette with a density of between 240 and 360 lbs/cu.ft. which
commands a premium price from steel mill and aluminium smelter
operators.
Recover Fluids for Re-use
Preventing downstream pollution and recovering expensive cutting
oils/coolant for reuse is an economic and environmental necessity
in the 21st century. EKO's densification technology separates
98 per cent of the liquid within in a closed expeller chamber
and directs it to a fluid recovery tank for filtering and reuse.
The savings in cutting oils/coolant over time will pay for the
cost of the EKO densification system.
Aluminium Chips
Processing aluminium chips offers it's own unique challenges.
Moisture in aluminium effectively renders the scrap useless
for recycling until the moisture content is lowered. The EKO Bullet Mill extracts almost all of the moisture from the aluminum turnings in the initial compaction process.
Recent tests done on a variety of EKO briquettes from aluminium
turnings showed moisture content of between 1 and 2% depending
upon the type of coolant being used. Our chamber pressure
is amongst the highest in the industry.
Grinding Swarfs
Grinding sludges are another difficult problem. This fluid
laden material is very expensive to landfill. In fact many
landfills are enacting regulations that will ban this material.
Through the patented dual compression cycle, METALPAK can
in effect "de-water" the swarfs by up to 35 percent
by weight. The recovered coolant can also be re-used with
additional filtration.
NOTE: Some swarfs or sludges can’t be processed. Please contact EKO for more information.
| METALPAK
Specifications |
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Model |
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Footprint |
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Cast Borings |
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Aluminum |
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Steel |
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Brass |
| BulletMill 500 |
|
60” x 36” 50” |
|
550 |
|
225 |
|
500 |
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600 |
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| BulletMill 1000 |
|
118” x 46” x 69” |
|
1000 |
|
450 |
|
800 |
|
1200 |
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| BulletMill 2000 |
|
118” x 46” x 69” |
|
2000 |
|
850 |
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1800 |
|
2400 |
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| BulletMill 4000 |
|
118” x 61” x 69” |
|
4000 |
|
1700 |
|
3600 |
|
4800 |
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| BulletMill 8000 |
|
142” x 91” x 71” |
|
8000 |
|
3000 |
|
7000 |
|
9200 |
| *** The Bullet Mill has the smallest foot print of any comparable briquetter on the market.
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