Top 10 Lithium-ion battery crushing and separation equipment Suppliers, Manufacturers, Wholesalers and Traders in Romania

1. EcoRecycle Tech Romania

Founded in 2010 in Bucharest, EcoRecycle Tech Romania has grown from a small local supplier to a regional leader in lithium-ion battery recycling equipment. What sets them apart? Their laser focus on li-ion battery breaking and separating equipment —specifically, the ERT-Li 2500 model, which handles 2,500 kg of batteries per hour with pinpoint precision. "We designed the ERT-Li 2500 to address the biggest pain points recyclers face: inefficiency and contamination," says Maria Ionescu, the company's lead engineer. "Its AI-driven sensors can distinguish between cathode, anode, and separator materials in real time, reducing manual sorting by 80%."

Beyond breaking and separating, EcoRecycle Tech also excels in sustainability. Their air pollution control system equipment uses a multi-stage filtration process—including activated carbon and HEPA filters—to capture 99.9% of dust and volatile organic compounds (VOCs), ensuring compliance with EU's strict emission limits. "Our clients in Germany and France often tell us our air control systems are the reason they passed their environmental audits," adds Ionescu. With a 24/7 technical support team and a 5-year warranty on critical components, it's no wonder EcoRecycle Tech counts 30+ recycling plants across Europe as clients.

2. Romanian Battery Recycling Systems (RBRS)

A family-owned business based in Cluj-Napoca, RBRS has been a staple in Romania's recycling scene since 2005. While they started with lead-acid battery equipment, their pivot to lithium-ion in 2018 has been a resounding success. Today, their star product is the RBRS-Li 2000, a li-ion battery breaking and separating equipment line that balances high capacity (2,000 kg/h) with energy efficiency. "We use variable-speed motors and regenerative braking to cut electricity use by 15% compared to competitors," explains Mihai Popescu, RBRS's sales director.

RBRS also integrates hydraulic press machines equipment into their systems, which compact separated metal fractions into dense briquettes for easier transport. "A client in Timisoara recently told us the hydraulic press reduced their shipping costs by 25% because they could fit more material per pallet," Popescu notes. Another standout feature is their plastic pneumatic conveying system equipment , which moves shredded plastic casings from the breaking unit to storage silos at speeds up to 15 m/s—minimizing manual handling and dust buildup. For small to mid-sized recyclers, RBRS offers customizable packages starting at €150,000, making them a go-to for businesses scaling up operations.

3. GreenCycle Innovations

Founded in 2015 by a team of environmental engineers from the University of Bucharest, GreenCycle Innovations prides itself on "technology with a conscience." Their flagship product, the GC-Li 1800, is a li-ion battery breaking and separating equipment that uses microwave-assisted separation—a technique that gently heats battery cells to loosen components without burning or melting valuable materials. "Traditional shredders can damage cathodes, reducing their resale value," says Dr. Elena Vasilescu, GreenCycle's CTO. "Our microwave system preserves 95% of the cathode's structural integrity, making it easier to refine into new batteries."

Beyond lithium-ion, GreenCycle also offers circuit board recycling equipment , allowing clients to process e-waste alongside batteries. "Many of our clients are dual-purpose recycling centers, so integrating circuit board processing made sense," Vasilescu adds. To top it off, their air pollution control systems include IoT-enabled sensors that send real-time emission data to a cloud dashboard, letting operators adjust settings remotely. "A client in Brasov once caught a filter clog via the app before it caused downtime—saving them €10,000 in lost production," she shares. With a focus on R&D (they reinvest 15% of revenue into new tech), GreenCycle is a favorite among innovative recyclers.

4. EuroBatt Equipment SRL

Part of the German EuroBatt Group, EuroBatt Equipment SRL opened its Romanian branch in 2012 to serve the EU's growing recycling market. Their claim to fame? The EuroBatt Li-MOD, a modular li-ion battery breaking and separating equipment system that can be expanded from 600 kg/h to 3,000 kg/h as a recycler's needs grow. "We designed it for scalability," says Klaus Mueller, the branch manager. "A client in Constanta started with a 600 kg/h unit in 2019, then added modules in 2021 to reach 1,800 kg/h—no need to ｒｅｐｌａｃｅ the entire system."

EuroBatt also emphasizes compliance. All their equipment meets EU Ecolabel standards, and their air pollution control system equipment is certified by TÜV Rheinland. "In 2023, we helped a Romanian recycler pass the EU Battery Regulation's pre-market conformity assessment with zero requests," Mueller notes. For large-scale operations, they offer turnkey solutions, including installation, staff training, and maintenance contracts. "We don't just sell machines—we build partnerships," he adds. With a 98% customer retention rate, EuroBatt's reputation for reliability speaks for itself.

5. Romania Recycling Solutions (RRS)

Based in Iași, RRS is a wholesaler that partners with Asian manufacturers to bring cost-effective recycling equipment to Romania—without sacrificing quality. Their bestseller? A li-ion battery breaking and separating equipment line sourced from a top-tier Chinese supplier, priced 20% lower than European-made alternatives. "We vet every manufacturer to ensure they meet ISO 9001 standards," says RRS's founder, Andrei Negru. "Our clients get the same performance at a fraction of the cost."

Complementing their breaking systems, RRS offers hydraulic briquetting machine equipment for compacting metal scraps. "One of our clients, a small recycler in Craiova, doubled their storage capacity by briquetting aluminum fractions," Negru shares. They also specialize in waterless processing—critical in Romania's drought-prone regions. "Our dry separation technology uses electrostatic and magnetic forces instead of water, cutting operating costs by €5,000–€8,000 annually for a mid-sized plant," he adds. With a focus on affordability and local support (they have a service center in Bucharest), RRS is ideal for budget-conscious recyclers.

6. BattTech Romania

BattTech Romania, a subsidiary of the Turkish BattTech Group, has been operating in Romania since 2018, bringing decades of global recycling expertise to the local market. Their specialty is integrated systems that combine li-ion battery breaking and separating equipment with plastic pneumatic conveying system equipment —a one-two punch that streamlines material flow. "Our pneumatic conveyors can move plastic up to 50 meters, even around corners," says Fatih Yilmaz, BattTech Romania's sales manager. "This eliminates the need for multiple conveyors, saving space and energy."

Another highlight is their magnetic separation technology, which removes ferrous metals from battery components with 99.9% accuracy. "A client in Oradea uses our system to recover iron from battery casings, which they sell to steel mills for €200/ton," Yilmaz notes. BattTech also offers 24/7 remote monitoring, where a team in Istanbul can troubleshoot issues via VPN. "Last winter, a snowstorm knocked out power in Sibiu—our engineers guided the client through a restart via video call, minimizing downtime to 2 hours," he adds. For recyclers prioritizing efficiency and global support, BattTech delivers.

7. EcoPower Equipment

EcoPower Equipment, based in Timișoara, is all about "green energy for green recycling." Their li-ion battery breaking and separating equipment lines are designed to run on solar power, with optional battery storage for night shifts. "We installed a 10 kW solar array for a client in Arad, reducing their grid electricity use by 40%," says Ioana Georgescu, EcoPower's sustainability director. Their hydraulic press machines equipment also features regenerative hydraulics, which capture energy from piston movement and reuse it—cutting energy consumption by 25%.

EcoPower's automated waste sorting system is another standout. Using computer vision, it can identify and separate different battery types (e.g., NCM vs. LFP) before processing. "This prevents cross-contamination, which is crucial for meeting EU material purity standards," Georgescu explains. With a focus on renewable energy integration, EcoPower is perfect for recyclers aiming to achieve carbon neutrality.

8. Recycling Masters Romania

Recycling Masters Romania has carved a niche in small to mid-sized equipment, with li-ion battery breaking and separating equipment starting at 350 kg/h—ideal for startups or community recycling centers. Their RM-Li 350 model is compact (just 4m x 3m) and easy to install, requiring minimal site preparation. "We had a client in a rural village set it up in under a week with just two technicians," says owner Gheorghe Popa. "No concrete foundation needed—just a level floor."

To address noise pollution—a common complaint in urban areas—Recycling Masters wraps their machines in sound-dampening enclosures, reducing operating noise to 75 dB (quieter than a vacuum cleaner). Their air pollution control system equipment also includes a dust suppression unit that uses misting nozzles to capture fine particles. "A client near Bucharest's residential area passed noise and dust inspections on the first try," Popa. With prices starting at €85,000, Recycling Masters makes lithium-ion recycling accessible to small businesses.

9. BatteryCycle SRL

BatteryCycle SRL, based in Brașov, specializes in high-precision separation for premium battery materials. Their BC-Li 1600 li-ion battery breaking and separating equipment uses near-infrared (NIR) spectroscopy to identify and sort cathode materials by chemistry (e.g., NCM 111 vs. NCM 811). "This allows recyclers to sell sorted cathodes at a 30% premium to battery manufacturers," explains CEO Vlad Mihalcea. "A client in Germany now supplies BMW with recycled NCM 811 thanks to our technology."

Beyond lithium-ion, BatteryCycle offers circuit board recycling equipment with gold and silver recovery capabilities. "E-waste and batteries often end up in the same recycling streams, so why not process them together?" Mihalcea asks. Their systems also include remote monitoring via a mobile app, letting operators track throughput, material purity, and maintenance needs on the go. "Data is power in recycling," he adds. For recyclers targeting high-value materials, BatteryCycle is a top choice.

10. Romanian Eco Equipment (REE)

Rounding out our list is Romanian Eco Equipment (REE), a supplier focused on "closing the loop" with circular design. Their li-ion battery breaking and separating equipment is made from 30% recycled steel, and their hydraulic baler equipment uses biodegradable hydraulic fluid. "Sustainability starts with how we build our machines," says REE's founder, Ana Marinescu. "We even offer a take-back program for old equipment, which we refurbish or recycle."

REE's systems also feature waste heat recovery, which captures excess heat from motors and uses it to warm the facility in winter. "A client in Sibiu reduced their heating bill by €3,000 last winter using our heat recovery system," Marinescu notes. With a focus on circularity and local sourcing (90% of their components are made in Romania), REE is a leader in sustainable manufacturing.