In the Central African Republic, the scrap metal industry is predominantly informal. Much of the cable recovery is performed through open-air burning to remove insulation, which causes severe environmental degradation and health hazards for local operators in Bangui and surrounding regions.
The humid tropical climate of the region often accelerates the oxidation of stored scrap, making the implementation of a professional cable granulator machine essential to process materials quickly and efficiently before quality degrades.
Due to limited industrial electricity stability, there is a growing demand for robust, energy-efficient machinery that can operate reliably under fluctuating power conditions while maintaining high output of pure copper granules.
