A machine that matches your motors.
Share photos, stator dimensions, and the types of motors you process. We clarify the cutting and pulling capabilities to look for before comparing options.
See our sourcing process Motor recycling equipment
Copper stator recycling.
The right machine for your scrap.
Recover copper windings from end-of-life motor stators. We help you source cutting and extraction equipment matched to your feedstock, daily volume, and facility.
One point of contact. From requirement to delivery.
Separate valuable materialsCopper out. Steel recovered.
Concept illustration.Configuration varies.
From motor stator to separated metals.THE PROCESS
Prepare the stator
Remove the housing and rotor; check size and winding material.
Cut the winding ends
Open one end of the windings using a compatible cutter.
Extract and sort
Pull the windings from the core and separate the metal streams.
Built around
your operation
Buy for your feedstock.
Not just the headline specs.
Stator sizes, winding construction, and preparation all affect the right setup. We help turn those details into a practical equipment brief.
Look beyond rated capacity.
Compare the supported stator range, tooling, operator workflow, and power requirements. Ask for a demonstration on representative material—not just an unloaded cycle.
Plan the full installation.
Resolve guarding, utilities, machine footprint, spares, and delivery access before ordering. Understand what is included and what your team needs to prepare.
Four details to get
your search moving.
You don’t need a finished specification. Start with what you know, and we’ll help fill the gaps.
Stator dimensions & construction
Smallest and largest outside diameter, core length, and winding material. Include photos of typical and difficult pieces.
Daily processing target
Approximate stators or weight per shift, available operators, and whether material arrives dismantled or as complete motors.
Power & available space
Site voltage, phase, frequency, and working area. Allow room for feeding, sorting, maintenance, and safe operator access.
Budget & delivery location
Your target investment, destination, and preferred start date. Specify whether you need cutting, extraction, or a combined setup.
Capacity, recovery results, and supported dimensions depend on the selected machine and feedstock. Confirm performance with the supplier before purchase.
Put your stator scrap
to better use.
Send photos of your material, a typical size range, and your processing target. We’ll help define the right copper recovery setup and the questions worth asking.
Discuss your equipment No complete specification? No problem.