Due to the increasing environmental consciousness and intent of the legislation to require proof of recycling of old cars and old parts when the old car code becomes effective, it is necessary to specifically recycle non-ferrous metals, such as aluminum.
This means for repair shops to separate the various materials, such as steel or aluminum, as precisely and carefully as possible.
The main objective of the shredder technology, primarily used in vehicle and old part recycling, is to reach a clean steel/iron fraction and to separate the largest possible percentage of non-ferrous metals.
The objective of the legislation is to increase the recycling quota for old vehicles and old parts to 95 %.