Machine which can recycle li ion battery

The use of lithium-ion batteries has increased dramatically with the popularity of electric vehicles and portable electronic devices. However, the safe and efficient recycling of these batteries at the end of their life cycle has become an important issue. Lithium-ion batteries contain valuable metals such as lithium, cobalt and nickel, which are recyclable resources. Scientific and effective recycling not only reduces environmental pollution, but also brings real benefits to the economy.

In recent years, SUNY GROUP has developed specialized lithium battery recycling machines to improve recycling efficiency and safety. These machines go through several key steps: first, the batteries are disassembled and crushed to separate valuable metals from other materials. Then, they are chemically processed to extract pure, reusable materials.

Machine which can recycle li ion battery

Specifically, our lithium battery recycling and processing equipment includes the following key technologies:

Pyrolysis technology: Through high temperature treatment, we break down the organic materials in the batteries so that metals can be recovered more easily.

Physical technology: Includes steps such as crushing, milling, sieving, magnetic separation and electrostatic separation for separating and purifying metals in batteries, such as cobalt and lithium.

The combination of these technologies not only improves the recovery of precious metals, but also reduces production costs, creating greater economic value for the company. At the same time, our equipment focuses on the realization of environmental protection goals. Through efficient recycling and metal separation, we reduce the environmental pollution of used lithium batteries and provide strong support for a green circular economy.

With the advancement of technology, the recycling of lithium-ion batteries has become more feasible and efficient. This not only helps reduce the need for new mineral resources, but also helps protect the environment and reduce pollution. In the future, we expect these recycling technologies to be further improved to achieve higher material recovery rates and longer cycle life.