Complete Chip Processing Systems
Bring material handling, briquetting, and fluid recovery together around the way your operation works.
FROM SCRAP STREAM TO RECOVERY SYSTEM
Individual machines.
One considered process.
A briquetter is part of a wider material flow. Chips need to be collected, moved, and sometimes prepared before compaction. Recovered fluids need a route to collection and treatment, too.
ARS combines conveying, material preparation, briquetting, and coolant recovery options to suit your material and production needs. Your system may include some or all of these stages.
Discuss your system
CONNECT THE RECOVERY STAGES
A system that follows
your material.
The right combination depends on what comes into the process and what you need to recover from it.
Collect & move
Transfer chips from collection points toward processing or storage with conveying equipment.
Chip conveyorsPrepare & feed
Evaluate crushing, shredding, cart dumping, or feed assistance for the incoming material.
Material handlingCompact the metal
Form manageable briquettes and press cutting fluids from suitable metal chips and turnings.
Our briquettersRecover the fluid
Collect recovered cutting fluids and plan filtration and separation for potential reuse.
Coolant recovery
ENGINEER AROUND YOUR SPACE
The connections matter
as much as the components.
Planning starts with the material, throughput, collection method, and space you have available. Equipment needs to work with the machines before and after it, including the way chips and recovered fluids leave the system.
- Review your chip form, volume, and fluid content
- Plan loading, transfer points, and material preparation
- Match briquetter capacity to the intended process
- Allow for fluid collection, access, and maintenance
BUILD A PRACTICAL STARTING POINT
Bring us your material
and your recovery goals.
Whether you need an individual machine or an integrated line, ARS can help assess the application, discuss sample testing, and identify equipment options.
Explore the business caseUseful information for your project
- Metal type, chip characteristics, and typical volume
- Current equipment and collection arrangements
- Floor plan, available space, and access requirements
- Fluid recovery and treatment arrangements
- The changes you want to achieve in your operation
MAKE THE WHOLE PROCESS WORK TOGETHER
A better recovery system starts with a conversation.
Talk with the ARS team about connecting your scrap stream with the right equipment.