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This is How Old Cars Are Recycled | NexGen Process 🔥

Ever wondered what happens to old and scrapped cars? Watch this fascinating video to see the complete NexGen car recycling process from start to finish! 🚗♻️

In this video, I'll show you the AMAZING technology and step-by-step process of how old vehicles are transformed from junk into valuable materials using cutting-edge NexGen recycling methods.

🔥 What You'll See: ✅ Complete car dismantling process ✅ Advanced NexGen recycling technology ✅ How car parts are separated and sorted ✅ Metal extraction and crushing process ✅ Plastic and rubber recycling methods ✅ Environmental benefits of car recycling ✅ What materials are recovered and reused

🚗 NexGen Car Recycling Process:

Depollution (removing hazardous fluids)
Parts removal and sorting
Engine and transmission extraction
Metal separation (steel, aluminum, copper)
Plastic and rubber processing
Glass recycling
Final crushing and shredding
Material recovery for manufacturing
⏰ Video Timeline: 0:00 - Introduction 0:45 - Old Car Arrival at Facility 2:10 - Depollution Process 4:30 - Parts Dismantling 6:50 - Engine Removal 9:20 - Metal Separation Process 11:40 - Crushing & Shredding 14:15 - Material Recovery 16:30 - Environmental Impact

♻️ Amazing Facts:

95% of a car can be recycled
Over 25 million tons of materials recovered yearly
Reduces need for mining new materials
Saves energy and reduces CO2 emissions
Creates jobs in the recycling industry
🌍 Environmental Benefits: ✓ Reduces landfill waste ✓ Conserves natural resources ✓ Lowers carbon footprint ✓ Prevents soil and water pollution ✓ Sustainable manufacturing support

💡 Materials Recovered:

Steel & Iron (60-70% of car weight)
Aluminum (engine blocks, wheels)
Copper (wiring, radiators)
Platinum (catalytic converters)
Rubber (tires recycled into roads)
Plastics (dashboard, bumpers)
Glass (windows, lights)
🏭 NexGen Technology Features:

Automated dismantling systems
AI-powered sorting
Eco-friendly processing
Zero-waste approach
Maximum material recovery
Advanced safety protocols