LX-260 Small Copper Wire Granulator Cable Recycling Machine Scrap Copper Wire Separator Machine

The LX-260 is a compact cable recycling machine designed to granulate insulated wires and separate copper from the sheath for scrap copper recovery.

It can process a wide range of insulated cables and wires with diameters from φ0.1 mm up to φ15 mm (0.1–15 mm).

Typical throughput is approximately 50–60 kg per hour, depending on material type and operator settings.

Total rated power is 5.67 kW. Confirm the required voltage and phase with your supplier to match local electric supply before installation.

Overall dimensions are L1150 × W600 × H1700 mm and the machine weight is about 500 kg.

The small sieve dimensions are L1050 × W300 × H550 mm.

The unit granulates or strips the input cable into small particles and then separates metal (copper) from non-metal (sheath) using sieving and a separation mechanism—yielding a copper fraction and a plastic/sheath fraction for recycling.

Final copper purity depends on the input material (type of wire, degree of insulation) and correct machine adjustment and maintenance. Properly set up, the LX-260 produces a high-grade copper fraction suitable for resale or further processing.

Feeding can be manual or via a suitable infeed device/hopper depending on your workflow. Check with the supplier for optional conveyors or automatic feeders if you require continuous operation.

Typical operation: ensure proper electrical connection and grounding, turn on the machine, feed cables into the hopper/feeding area, monitor separation output, collect copper and sheath fractions, and stop the machine using the emergency stop in case of issues.

Routine maintenance includes cleaning the sieve and separation unit, inspecting and replacing wear parts (blades, screens) as needed, lubricating bearings and moving parts, and checking electrical connections. Follow the supplier's maintenance schedule.

Operators should wear appropriate PPE (gloves, eye protection, hearing protection), ensure the machine is properly grounded, keep hands and loose clothing away from moving parts, use the emergency stop if needed, and follow lockout/tagout procedures for maintenance.

Provide a stable, level floor able to support ~500 kg, appropriate power supply (confirm voltage/phase with supplier), adequate ventilation for dust control, and sufficient workspace for feeding and collecting outputs. Anchoring and isolation pads may be recommended.

Yes—spare parts (blades, sieves, belts, etc.) and after-sales support are typically available through the manufacturer or distributor. Contact your supplier for warranty, parts lead times, and service arrangements.