Top 10 Filter press Suppliers, Manufacturers, Wholesalers and Traders in Algeria

With over 15 years in the industry, EcoCycle Algeria has earned a reputation as the go-to partner for lead acid battery recycling. What sets them apart? Their end-to-end solutions, designed to handle the unique challenges of Algeria's automotive and industrial sectors—where used batteries pile up by the ton. Their team doesn't just sell equipment; they work with clients to design custom systems that turn hazardous waste into reusable lead plates, plastic casings, and clean water.

"We've seen facilities struggle with inefficient separation processes, leading to lost profits and environmental risks," says Kamel Ben Salah, EcoCycle's technical director. "Our lead acid battery breaking and separation system, paired with high-capacity filter presses, ensures 99% of lead is recovered, while our air pollution control systems keep workplaces safe and emissions in check."

As Algeria's tech sector booms, so does the pile of old smartphones, laptops, and electric vehicle batteries. GreenTech Solutions saw this gap early and now leads the charge in lithium-ion battery recycling. Their claim to fame? A dry-process lithium battery breaking and separating system that avoids water waste—a critical feature in regions where water scarcity is a concern.

"Lithium batteries are tricky—they're compact, energy-dense, and full of valuable metals like cobalt and nickel," explains Amina Khelifi, GreenTech's sales manager. "Our equipment crushes batteries safely (no fires, no leaks) and uses air classification to separate metals from plastic, all while our air pollution control systems trap fine dust. We've even added a plastic pneumatic conveying system to transport recyclable plastics to secondary processors, cutting down on manual labor."

Old computers, TVs, and scrap cables are treasure troves of gold, copper, and silver—if you have the right tools to extract them. Algeria Recycling Tech specializes in turning e-waste into profit with their circuit board recycling plants and cable processing lines. What clients love most? Their attention to detail, especially in high-precision equipment like scrap cable strippers and compact granulators.

"A lot of small-scale recyclers start with manual cable stripping, which is slow and error-prone," notes Rachid Boudjemaa, the company's founder. "Our scrap cable stripper equipment (models D01-6B and D01-8A) can handle everything from thin phone chargers to thick power cables, stripping insulation in seconds. For circuit boards, our WCBD-2000A plant with dry separator processes 500–2000 kg/hour, separating metals and resins without harmful chemicals."

Recycling isn't just about extracting materials—it's about doing it cleanly. CleanFlow Systems focuses on the unsung heroes of recycling: water process equipment, air pollution control systems, and effluent treatment machines. Their clients range from small battery recyclers to large-scale industrial facilities, all seeking to meet Algeria's strict environmental regulations.

"Many recyclers overlook water and air treatment until they face fines," says Fatima Zoubir, CleanFlow's environmental consultant. "Our effluent treatment machine equipment turns wastewater from lead or lithium recycling into reusable water, cutting down on municipal water bills. For air pollution, our systems use a combination of filters and scrubbers to remove 99% of particulates and harmful gases—critical for facilities near residential areas."

When it comes to tough materials—think refrigerators, car engines, or bulk scrap metal—PowerCrush Algeria's shredders are the first line of defense. Their single, dual, and four-shaft shredders are built to handle everything from old refrigerators (foam, metal, and all) to motor stators, turning bulky items into manageable chunks for further processing.

"We once worked with a client who was manually cutting refrigerators with a hacksaw—it took two workers a day to process 10 units," laughs Mourad Belkacem, PowerCrush's sales engineer. "Our 2-shaft shredder now does 50 units an hour, and our motor stator cutter slices through copper windings like butter. Pair that with our hydraulic baler equipment to compact shredded metal, and suddenly their storage and transport costs ｄｒｏｐ by 40%."

Beyond recycling, Algeria's mining sector is tapping into lithium ore reserves to fuel the global battery boom. LithiumOre Tech bridges the gap between mining and recycling with their lithium crude ore extraction plants and tailing ore processing equipment. Their dry process systems are a hit in arid regions, where water is too precious for wet extraction methods.

"Traditional lithium extraction uses tons of water, which isn't feasible here," explains Dr. Leila Touati, LithiumOre's R&D head. "Our dry process equipment crushes ore, uses air classification to separate lithium-rich particles, and even recovers valuable minerals from tailings—waste that mines once dumped. It's a win-win: mines get more value, and we reduce environmental impact."

Fluorescent lamps, LED bulbs, and old CRT monitors (those heavy glass TVs) contain mercury, lead, and other toxins—making them some of the trickiest items to recycle. BrightCycle specializes in safe, efficient systems that extract reusable glass, metals, and phosphors while containing hazardous materials.

"A single fluorescent lamp has enough mercury to contaminate 300 liters of water," says Zohra Djellali, BrightCycle's operations manager. "Our bulb eater equipment crushes lamps in a sealed chamber, capturing mercury vapor, and our CRT recycling machines separate leaded glass from plastic casings. Schools and offices love our portable systems—they can collect lamps on-site without risking spills."

For recyclers working with metal powders, chips, or loose scrap, HydraPress Algeria's hydraulic presses and briquetters turn waste into dense, marketable products. Their hydraulic briquetter equipment, for example, compacts metal shavings into briquettes that foundries love—no more messy, low-value loose scrap.

"A machine shop in Oran was throwing away aluminum chips because they couldn't transport them cost-effectively," recalls Nabil Sahraoui, HydraPress's engineer. "Our portable briquetter (PHBM-003) now turns those chips into 5kg briquettes, and suddenly they're selling to a local foundry for 30% more than loose scrap. It's a simple solution, but it transforms their bottom line."

Old refrigerators and air conditioners are environmental time bombs—filled with ozone-depleting refrigerants and foam insulation. CoolRecycle's systems safely extract refrigerants, shred the appliances, and separate metals, plastics, and foam, ensuring nothing ends up in landfills.

"We partnered with a municipal recycling program in Algiers that was struggling with fridge disposal," says Adel Gherbi, CoolRecycle's project manager. "Our refrigerant extraction machine (SD-680) captures 99% of refrigerants for reuse, and our shredder separates steel, copper, and plastic. Now they're not just compliant—they're selling recycled copper to local manufacturers."

Not every recycler needs a full lead acid battery plant—sometimes, you just need a reliable air compressor, a nano ceramic ball for your ball mill, or a plastic conveying system to tie your existing setup together. AllInOne Recycling Solutions fills that gap, offering a wide range of auxiliary equipment that keeps other machines running smoothly.

"We started as a parts supplier, but clients kept asking for small, critical machines they couldn't find locally," says Samira Boussaid, AllInOne's owner. "Now we stock everything from nano composite ceramic balls (which extend ball mill life by 50%) to portable briquette machines for small-scale metal recyclers. It's the little things that keep a recycling plant profitable."