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Since 1999,JXR has been designing and building metal balers and shears for compacting and cutting waste steel scraps.
Since 1999,JXR has been designing and building metal balers and shears for compacting and cutting waste steel scraps.
JXR manufactures kinds of Press Shear,Gantry Shear,Baler shear,Scrap Balers,Waste Metal Shredders for the metal recycling industry.
JXR technical team will provide 3D Display which you could know more about machine internal structure and details from all the side. It can even imitate operation.
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Top-class brand of spare parts, Strict quality control, professional testing and commissioning make our equipment with excellent performance.
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24 hours On-line Service, Experienced engineer will be arranged for installation, Advanced maintenance and repair service,ensuring you get the longest lifespan and best performance.
View More >>The aluminum chip press machine is a specialized industrial device tailored to address the challenges of managing aluminum machining byproducts—specifically loose, low-density aluminum chips, turnings, shavings, and fine scraps.
View More +A radiator stripper is a machine that separates the copper tubes from the aluminum fins in waste radiators, such as car radiators or air conditioner units, making them ready for metal recycling. Using specialized hydraulic and rotating blade mechanisms, the machine cuts the aluminum fins from the copper tubes, separating the two metals efficiently and increasing the purity of the recycled materials.
View More +An over belt magnet, also known as a belt conveyor magnet, is a type of magnetic separator widely used in industrial settings to remove ferrous (iron-containing) contaminants from bulk materials transported by belt conveyors.
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JXR Hydraulic Equipment Co., Ltd is a family business, founded in 2005, that design and produce balers, shears and shredders for the metal recycling industry.
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