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Equipment information, at hand. Find brochures, layout drawings, and practical answers to help plan your recovery system.

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EXPLORE THE EQUIPMENT

Brochures & model information.

Start with the ARS range, then take a closer look at individual machines.

PLAN YOUR SPACE

Machine layout drawings.

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Layout drawings are representative. Infeed, discharge, and other equipment options can change the space required. Confirm your system layout with ARS before planning an installation.

EXPLORE THE POTENTIAL

What could better recovery mean for you?

Use your material, operating schedule, and expected scrap price increase to explore estimated additional revenue.

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A LITTLE MORE INFORMATION

Common questions.
Practical answers.

Start here for an introduction to briquetting and recovery. Our team can help with the details of your particular material and application.

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What materials can be briquetted?

ARS briquetters process materials such as aluminum, cast iron, steel, brass, and copper chips and turnings. The right machine and tooling depend on the material, chip form, input density, and required throughput. Talk with ARS about your specific scrap.

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Why can briquetting increase scrap value?

Briquetting can remove cutting fluids and turn loose chips into dense, manageable material. This can simplify handling and reduce the exposed surface area during remelting. The price you receive depends on your material, its condition, your buyer, and market conditions.

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Can ARS test a sample of my scrap?

Yes. Sample testing helps assess how your material briquettes and which equipment may suit the application. Contact ARS first to discuss the material, the sample quantity needed, and shipping arrangements.

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Can recovered coolant go straight back into a machine?

Recovered coolant generally needs additional processing before reuse. Metal particles and unwanted oils may need to be removed through filtration and separation. The treatment required depends on the fluid and your process.

Learn about coolant recovery
How do I choose the right briquetter?

Start with your metal type, chip shape, typical scrap volume, fluid content, and available space. ARS can help evaluate those details alongside your operating schedule and recovery goals to select a machine and any supporting equipment.

Plan your system
Where can I get parts or technical support?

Contact the ARS parts and technical support team. Have your machine model, serial number, and a description of what you need ready so we can help with your equipment.

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Need information for your application?

Talk with ARS about your material, equipment requirements, or an existing machine.

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