The applicable materials for the metal crusher include hazardous categories that require recycling and processing.

    Metal shredders/crushers, as core equipment in scrap metal recycling and processing, utilize the principles of impact, shearing, and compression to transform various types of scrap metal into uniformly sized fragments, facilitating subsequent sorting, smelting, or sale. Choosing the right processing material is crucial for ensuring efficient equipment operation and preventing malfunctions. Below is a list of prohibited items for metal shredders:

   Hazardous Materials" for Recycling and Processing: Hazardous materials must never be crushed; otherwise, serious consequences and economic losses will result.

1. Heavy and hard metals: such as thick steel plates (over 10mm thick), large steel ingots, train tracks, and the bases of large machinery. These materials are hard and heavy, and will directly impact the hammer and rotor, causing hammer breakage, rotor deformation, or even motor burnout.
2. Non-metallic impurities: stones, concrete blocks, bricks, glass, etc. These materials cannot be crushed and will wear down the lining plates and screens, clogging the discharge port.
3. Flammable and explosive materials: sealed flammable and explosive containers, containers with residual gasoline/diesel, fireworks, etc. The impact and friction generated during crushing may trigger an explosion.
4. Easily entangled materials: steel wire ropes, thick steel cables, cables (without stripped sheaths), etc. These materials will become entangled on the rotor, causing equipment shutdown or even damaging the transmission system.
5. Other prohibited materials: strongly magnetic metal blocks, high-temperature metal parts, containers containing corrosive liquids, etc., will damage the magnetic components and structural materials of the equipment, respectively.
Using the scrap metal crusher is essential to ensure stable operation of the metal crusher, and users must pay close attention to this.