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Fluorescent Lamp Crusher (NCR Series)

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Prevents diffusion of mercury vapor and processes fluorescent lamps with high efficiency and safety.

KAMCHO's recycling technologies convert disposed fluorescent lamps into valuable resources.
This device promotes the recycling of waste since crushed fluorescent lamps are processed by Nomura Kohsan Co., Ltd. using its unique systems, and recycled as raw materials for glass wool.

Features

1. Work is simple and easy as lamps are thrown in sideways.
2. A multiple-task type that can process both linear and circular lamps
3. The sealed structure eliminates fluorescent powder and ensures safety in the work environment.
4. A compact structure with combined dust collector and mercury gas removing device
5. Realizes high added-value recycling through crushing that does not destroy mouth rings

Specifications

Type	NCR-40F	NCR-110F
Materials to be processed	Linear 40W lamps with lengths up to 1,200mm Circular 40W lamps with diameters up to 350mm (Lamps of diameter of 450mm can be handled as an option)	Linear 110W lamps with lengths up to 2,400mm Circular 40W lamps with diameters up to 350mm (Lamps with a diameter of 450mm can be handled as an option)
Mechanical capacity	Linear lamps: 2,700/hour Circular lamps: 900/hour	Linear lamps: 2,700/hour Circular lamps: 1,800/hour
Dimensions of main unit (mm)	Approx. W2,400 x L1,780 x H2,700	Approx. W3,600 x L1,780 x H2,700
Weight	Approx. 800kg	Approx. 1,500kg
Engine	1.35kW	2.3kW
Power source	Tri-phase 200V power cable of 10m (With insertion plug for 3P grounding)
Coating	Mechanical systems: Munsell 5G9/2 Control systems: Munsell 5Y7/1

External view

NCR-40F

NCR-110F

Drums (Diameter of 600mm x Height of 900mm; capacity: 200 l), free-standing rollers and casters are options.

*Please use a mercury vapor protection mask when replacing the drums.

Used Fluorescent Lamp Recycling System

Crushed and washed glass recycled into residential insulation and raw materials for fluorescent lamps. Aluminum and metallic bases recycled into aluminum raw material. Mercury recovered from the wastewater after washing.