Chip Briquetting Benefits

• Increases scrap metal value by producing a near-solid briquette, which is more valuable than loose chips and turnings.
• Compresses retained fluid out of chips and turnings during the briquetting process.
• Recovered fluid, which is normally lost, is available for reuse.
• Eliminates deductions for fluid contamination of material.
• Reduces liability exposure associated with transport of loose wet chips and turnings.
• Reduces potential environmental damage and regulatory violations by removing cutting fluids.
• Chip briquetting reduces the use of expensive floor space for scrap storage.
• Fully automated operation reduces labor costs and safety hazards.
• Briquetting reduces transportation and box rental expenses compared to loose chips and turnings.