Indonesia is currently experiencing a surge in electronic waste due to massive infrastructure development and digital transformation in cities like Jakarta and Surabaya. However, traditional recycling methods often rely on open-burning of insulation, which causes severe environmental pollution and low metal recovery rates.
The humid tropical climate of Indonesia poses unique challenges for waste storage, often leading to the oxidation of metals before they reach processing plants. There is an urgent demand for an automated cable granulator machine that can process high volumes of mixed scrap efficiently without manual stripping.
Economic shifts toward a circular economy have pushed local entrepreneurs to move away from primitive methods toward industrial-grade cable granulation technology, ensuring compliance with stricter Indonesian environmental regulations and increasing the purity of recovered copper for export.



