Horizontal continuous carbonization furnace UBC paint removal production line

Horizontal continuous carbonization furnace UBC paint removal production line is a piece of equipment used to produce carbon materials. UBC refers to Used Beverage Cans, and paint stripping refers to removing the coating or printing on used aluminum cans for subsequent carbonization.

The production line usually includes the following main components:

Horizontal continuous carbonization furnace: This is a horizontally arranged carbonization furnace used for high-temperature treatment of waste aluminum cans to convert them into carbon materials. During the carbonization process, the waste aluminum cans in the furnace will undergo pyrolysis and carbonization reactions, eventually producing carbon compounds. UBC Paint Stripping System: This system is used to remove coatings or prints from used aluminum cans. Paint removal is usually carried out chemically or mechanically to ensure that the aluminum cans do not contain any impurities before entering the carbonization furnace. Carbon material collection system: In the carbonization furnace, waste aluminum cans are converted into carbon compounds and carbon materials are generated. The system is used to collect and collect these carbon materials for subsequent processing and utilization. The above are the main components of the basic continuous carbonization furnace UBC paint removal production line. Specific designs and configurations may vary depending on manufacturer and application requirements. This kind of production line is usually used to recycle used aluminum cans and produce high-quality carbon materials, which contributes to resource reuse and environmental protection.