Shanghai, July 2026 – Two weeks have passed since the close of Aluminium China 2026, yet the buzz around AUPWIT’s booth (N3‑3J01) at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre continues to grow. What we delivered this year was far more than a static machine display. It was a live, fully integrated production island that demonstrated the entire journey from messy aluminum swarf to high-density, saleable briquettes, all in one continuous flow.
For the first time, AUPWIT brought together nine core equipment units to form a complete, automated front-end scrap preparation line. Visitors were able to walk along the process route and see, step by step, how loose turnings and chips are transformed into a valuable, transport-ready commodity with minimal human intervention.

Our exhibition line was divided into four clear process stages, each showcasing a critical piece of the recycling puzzle.
The line started with a vibrating screen and a heavy-duty shredder, linked by robust conveyors. The shredder reduced bulky swarf, bundled turnings, and light-gauge scrap into uniform fragments, while the vibrating screen effectively removed sand, grit, and fine contaminants. This pre-treatment ensured a consistent feed for the downstream briquetting process and significantly reduced wear on the main press.

This was the undisputed highlight. We exhibited both our single-briquette press and our double-briquette press side by side, allowing visitors to compare their performance in real time.
Visitors were impressed by the visibly dense, dry briquettes emerging from both machines, which dramatically reduce storage volume and freight costs.
Briquetting alone is only half the value story. Our de-oiling unit and paper-belt filter were displayed as the essential next step. The de-oiler efficiently separates expensive cutting fluids and coolants from the chips before pressing, and the paper-belt filter polishes the recovered fluid to a quality suitable for direct reuse in production.
This combination not only minimises metal burn-off during melting (thanks to extremely low residual oil content), but also saves thousands of litres of coolant per year. Often this pays for the entire filtration system within months. This was one of the most discussed benefits among technical visitors.

At the end of the line, our automatic metal baler and weighing & conveying system completed the process. The pressed briquettes are automatically fed into the baler, tightly strapped, and then conveyed to a high-precision weighing platform. The weight data is logged and can be integrated with the plant’s ERP system, enabling seamless inventory management and traceability.
This final step transforms the briquettes into a “standardised product” that is easy to stack, store, and ship, adding real commercial value to what was once considered waste.

Throughout the three-day show, our engineering team conducted over a hundred technical consultations. The most frequent feedback was that AUPWIT offers not just machines, but a complete, customisable layout.

Even though Aluminium China 2026 has concluded, our project team has already begun site surveys and layout designs for several clients who engaged with us during the event. We are committed to turning every inquiry into a tailored, bankable proposal.
For those who could not attend, or who want a deeper dive, we have prepared a comprehensive technical package, including:
We also welcome you to schedule an online technical meeting or visit our factory to see the equipment under live production conditions.
Contact AUPWIT:
Website: www.aupwit.com
Email: info@aupwit.com
We look forward to helping you unlock the full value of your aluminium scrap anytime, anywhere