DOING 100-150kg/h PCB Recycling Machine Successfully Shipped to Zambia

On January 9, 2026, a 100-150 kg/hour PCB recycling machine manufactured by DOING was shipped to Zambia. This marks another successful delivery of an e-waste recycling solution by DOING to its client. The client is a local e-waste recycling company that previously relied on manual processing and decided to transition to automated processes to improve efficiency and recycling rates.

DOING PCB recycling equipment in Zambia

A key consideration for the Zambian client was the operational power consumption of the equipment, due to the region's intermittent electricity supply and load-limiting policies. After thorough discussion and assessment, DOING engineers re-optimized the system configuration and successfully reduced the total power consumption of this PCB recycling machine shipped to Zambia to meet the client’s specific requirements, without compromising its core performance.

During the selection process, the client compared multiple suppliers. Ultimately, they chose DOING PCB recycling equipment in Zambia because it not only fulfilled their technical and power consumption criteria but also offered greater cost-effectiveness and value retention compared to other options. From initial consultation to final order confirmation, the entire transaction process was completed efficiently through online communication, without the client having to be physically present - which fully demonstrates the mutual trust and benefit between DOING and its international partners.

DOING electronic waste resource recycling equipment

This set of PCB recycling machine shipped to Zambia is designed with a compact yet complete processing flow, including shredding, crushing, separation, and dust collection. It effectively recovers valuable metals from waste circuit boards with high purity, supporting the client’s goal of turning e-waste into economic gain in an environmentally sound manner. By introducing this automated system, the client will be able to increase processing consistency, improve workplace safety, and achieve more predictable output—a major upgrade from labor-intensive operations.

DOING remains committed to delivering tailored electronic waste resource recycling solutions that are adaptable to different regional conditions and client needs. Whether facing power limitations, space constraints, or specific material characteristics, our team works closely with customers to redesign and configure equipment that performs reliably in real-world scenarios.

DOING professional recycling machine engineer team

The successful delivery of this PCB recycling machine to Zambia once again demonstrates DOING's strength in providing flexible, practical, and affordable recycling technologies for a growing market. We extend our thanks to the Zambian client for their trust and look forward to supporting them through the installation and commissioning phase remotely. As e-waste volumes continue to rise globally, DOING will keep innovating and optimizing our PCB recycling equipment to help more businesses worldwide adopt sustainable and profitable recycling practices.