Top 10 Hydraulic cutting machine Suppliers, Manufacturers, Wholesalers and Traders in Côte d'Ivoire

Founded in 2013, Abidjan Hydraulic Tools & Recycling Systems has grown from a small workshop to one of Côte d'Ivoire's leading manufacturers of hydraulic cutting equipment. What sets this supplier apart is its commitment to local production—all their hydraulic cutter equipment is designed and assembled in their Abidjan factory, allowing for greater quality control and faster customization. "We know the challenges recyclers face here," says managing director Adama Traoré. "Dust, humidity, and varying scrap quality—our machines are built to handle it all."

The company's product line includes everything from heavy-duty hydraulic cutters for thick metal beams to precision scrap cable stripper equipment for delicate wiring. Their flagship model, the HC-300 Hydraulic Cutter, is a favorite among cable recyclers, boasting a cutting force of 300 tons and the ability to process up to 500kg of scrap cable per hour. Paired with their CS-150 Scrap Cable Stripper, which removes insulation with minimal material loss, the system has helped local businesses increase copper recovery rates by up to 20%.

Customer service is another cornerstone of their success. Abidjan Hydraulic Tools offers 24/7 technical support, with a team of engineers on call to troubleshoot issues. They also provide free on-site training for new equipment, ensuring operators feel confident using the machines safely. "We don't just sell you a cutter," Traoré adds. "We become your partner in growth."

With 15 years in the industry, Yamoussoukro Industrial Machinery Co. (YIMCO) is a household name in Côte d'Ivoire's industrial sector. Known for its diverse product range, YIMCO caters to both small recyclers and large factories, offering everything from hydraulic press machines and motor stator cutter equipment to hydraulic balers and shredders. "Our goal is to be a one-stop shop for recycling machinery," explains sales manager Marie Kone. "Whether you need to press metal scraps into briquettes or cut motor stators for copper extraction, we have the tools."

YIMCO's motor stator cutter equipment is particularly popular, designed to efficiently separate copper windings from stator cores with minimal manual effort. The MS-500 model, for example, can process up to 100 stators per hour, making it ideal for medium-to-large recycling facilities. The company also prides itself on its export experience, having supplied equipment to neighboring countries like Ghana and Burkina Faso, which has helped it refine its quality control processes to meet international standards.

ISO-certified since 2018, YIMCO places a strong emphasis on safety and reliability. All their hydraulic press machines undergo rigorous testing to ensure they meet pressure and durability standards, and the company offers a 2-year warranty on most products. For customers in remote areas, YIMCO provides mobile service units that can travel to sites for maintenance and repairs, ensuring minimal downtime.

Bouaké Recycling Technologies may be relatively new to the scene (founded in 2016), but it has quickly made a name for itself by focusing on affordability and accessibility for small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs). "We noticed that many local recyclers were struggling to afford high-end equipment, so we set out to create reliable, budget-friendly options," says founder Ibrahim Diarra. The result is a range of hydraulic cutter equipment and cable recycling solutions priced 15-20% lower than many competitors, without compromising on quality.

The company's bestseller is the BRT-100 Hydraulic Cutter, a compact yet powerful machine designed for small-scale cable recycling operations. It pairs well with their portable scrap cable stripper, which is lightweight enough to be moved around a workshop but sturdy enough to handle most common cable gauges. Diarra notes that many of their customers are family-owned businesses or cooperatives, so the company offers flexible payment plans and on-site training to help these operations get up and running quickly.

Despite its focus on affordability, Bouaké Recycling Technologies doesn't skimp on service. The company has a team of technicians based in Bouaké, Daloa, and Abidjan, ensuring that most service calls are responded to within 24 hours. They also offer a trade-in program, allowing customers to upgrade their equipment as their business grows—a feature that has helped build long-term loyalty in the SME community.

For recyclers specializing in cable processing, Korhogo Metal Processing Solutions is a go-to supplier. Founded in 2014, the company has carved out a niche by focusing exclusively on cable recycling equipment, including hydraulic cutters, scrap cable strippers, and metal melting furnaces. "Cable recycling is unique—you need precision to separate copper, aluminum, and plastic without damaging the valuable metals," explains technical director Fatoumata Soro. "Our equipment is engineered specifically for that."

Their flagship product, the KMP-300 Cable Processing Line, combines a high-speed hydraulic cutter with a scrap cable stripper and a sorting system, allowing for end-to-end processing of scrap cables. The cutter uses a dual-blade design to minimize material loss, while the stripper features adjustable blades to handle different insulation thicknesses. Soro adds that the line is designed to be energy-efficient, using 10-15% less power than comparable systems, which is a major plus for businesses grappling with fluctuating electricity costs.

Korhogo Metal Processing Solutions also offers custom modifications for customers with unique needs. For example, they recently worked with a large recycler in Abidjan to design a hydraulic cutter with a longer blade to process thick industrial cables, a project that required collaboration between their engineering team and the customer's operations staff. "We don't just sell equipment—we solve problems," Soro says.

As one of the oldest wholesalers of recycling equipment in Côte d'Ivoire, Daloa Eco-Equipment Wholesalers has built its reputation on bulk pricing and nationwide distribution. Founded in 2010, the company works directly with manufacturers in China, Turkey, and Europe to import hydraulic press machines, hydraulic briquetting machines, and auxiliary equipment, then passes the savings on to customers through wholesale rates. "We buy in large quantities, so we can offer prices that smaller suppliers can't match," says sales director Aminata Ouattara.

Their inventory includes everything from small hydraulic presses for compacting metal scraps to large-scale briquetting machines for processing plastic or aluminum. Many of their customers are retailers or distributors who resell the equipment to end-users, but they also work directly with industrial facilities on bulk orders. For example, a recent order from a major recycling plant in San-Pédro included 10 hydraulic balers and 5 briquetting machines, delivered within two weeks thanks to their well-established logistics network.

While Daloa Eco-Equipment doesn't manufacture its own machines, it places a strong emphasis on quality control. Each shipment is inspected by their technical team before being released to customers, and the company offers a 1-year warranty on all products. They also provide training materials and online support for customers who need guidance on machine operation or maintenance.

San-Pédro Hydraulics & Recycling may only be 7 years old, but it has quickly become a leader in motor and stator recycling equipment, thanks to its innovative, space-saving designs. "Many workshops in Côte d'Ivoire have limited space, so we focus on compact machines that don't sacrifice performance," says CEO Sophie Aka. The company's motor stator cutter equipment, for example, is 30% smaller than comparable models on the market, making it ideal for tight workspaces.

In addition to motor recycling, San-Pédro Hydraulics offers a range of hydraulic cutter equipment and 2-shaft shredders for pre-processing scrap metal. Their SH-200 2-Shaft Shredder is designed to handle mixed metal scraps, reducing them to uniform pieces that are easier to process with hydraulic cutters or presses. Aka notes that the company works closely with local auto repair shops and junkyards, which often have large quantities of scrap motors and cables to process.

Customer service is a priority for San-Pédro Hydraulics. The company offers free on-site consultations to help customers design their recycling workflow, ensuring they choose the right combination of machines. They also provide spare parts kits for all their equipment, so customers can perform basic repairs themselves and minimize downtime. "We want to make sure our machines integrate seamlessly into our customers' operations," Aka adds.

With a focus on eco-friendly recycling solutions, Man Côte d'Ivoire Industrial Supplies has positioned itself as a leader in sustainable equipment for the country's recycling sector. Founded in 2013, the company specializes in cable recycling equipment, scrap cable strippers, and air pollution control systems, helping businesses meet increasingly strict environmental regulations. "We believe recycling should be good for the planet and good for business," says environmental compliance officer N'Guessan Kouamé.

One of their standout products is the MCI-APCS Air Pollution Control System, which is designed to capture and filter emissions from hydraulic cutting and melting operations. It's particularly popular with customers in urban areas like Abidjan and Yamoussoukro, where air quality regulations are more stringent. The system pairs well with their cable recycling equipment, creating a closed-loop process that minimizes environmental impact.

Man Côte d'Ivoire Industrial Supplies also offers training on sustainable recycling practices, helping customers reduce waste and maximize material recovery. Their team includes environmental engineers who can conduct audits and recommend process improvements, such as switching to dry process equipment to reduce water usage or implementing plastic pneumatic conveying systems to reduce dust. "We don't just sell equipment—we help our customers build greener, more profitable operations," Kouamé says.

Odienné Hydraulic Engineering is all about technical expertise. Founded by a team of mechanical engineers in 2015, the company prides itself on its ability to design and modify hydraulic cutter equipment and hydraulic press machines to meet unique customer needs. "If a customer comes to us with a specific challenge—say, cutting thick steel plates or processing corrosive materials—we can customize a solution," explains lead engineer Amara Koné. This flexibility has made them a favorite among industrial facilities with specialized requirements.

The company's engineering team works closely with customers to understand their workflows, then designs machines with features like reinforced blades, corrosion-resistant components, or automated feeding systems. For example, they recently developed a custom hydraulic cutter for a mining company in Odienné that needed to cut through tough, abrasive materials—incorporating tungsten carbide blades and a cooling system to extend tool life. Koné notes that their in-house design capabilities also allow for faster prototyping and testing, ensuring that custom projects stay on schedule.

In addition to custom work, Odienné Hydraulic Engineering offers a range of standard equipment, including wet process and dry process systems for metal and plastic recycling. They also provide ongoing technical support, with engineers available for phone consultations or on-site visits to troubleshoot complex issues. "Our customers value the fact that they're working directly with the people who designed their machines," Koné adds.

Gagnoa Recycling Machinery Traders fills a unique niche in the market by specializing in imported hydraulic cutting equipment and second-hand machinery. For businesses that need high-quality equipment but can't afford brand-new models, the company offers refurbished machines from trusted international brands, thoroughly inspected and repaired by their technical team. "There's a lot of value in pre-owned equipment, especially for startups," says owner Jean-Pierre Zoro. "We make sure every machine we sell is in like-new condition."

Their inventory includes everything from used scrap cable stripper equipment to industrial-grade hydraulic cutters, with prices starting at half the cost of new models. Zoro notes that many of their second-hand machines come from Europe and Asia, where companies often upgrade equipment after just a few years, leaving perfectly functional machines available for resale. Each refurbished machine comes with a 6-month warranty and a detailed maintenance history, giving customers peace of mind.

In addition to second-hand equipment, Gagnoa Recycling Machinery Traders imports new hydraulic cutting machines from China and Turkey, focusing on brands known for reliability and affordability. They also offer flexible financing options, including leases and installment plans, to help customers spread out the cost of their purchase. "Our goal is to make quality equipment accessible to everyone, regardless of budget," Zoro says.

The newest entrant on our list, Issia Green Tech Solutions, was founded in 2020 with a focus on emerging recycling sectors—most notably, lithium-ion battery recycling. As Côte d'Ivoire's demand for electric vehicles and portable electronics grows, so too does the need for equipment to process lithium batteries, and Issia Green Tech is at the forefront of this trend. "We saw a gap in the market for specialized lithium battery recycling equipment, and we jumped in," says founder Aïssata Coulibaly.

While the company's primary focus is on lithium battery breaking and separating systems, it also offers a range of hydraulic cutter equipment designed for this niche. Their LBR-500 Lithium Battery Recycling Line includes a hydraulic cutter that safely opens battery casings, a separator that extracts valuable metals like lithium and cobalt, and an air pollution control system to manage fumes. Coulibaly notes that they work closely with research institutions to stay updated on the latest battery recycling technologies, ensuring their equipment is always cutting-edge.

In addition to lithium battery solutions, Issia Green Tech offers dry process equipment for circuit board recycling and metal recovery. The company is small but growing, with plans to expand its product line to include solar panel recycling equipment in the next year. "The future of recycling is in emerging materials, and we're excited to be part of that," Coulibaly adds.