Top 10 Plastic pneumatic conveying system Suppliers, Manufacturers, Wholesalers and Traders in Angola

EcoCycle Angola has earned a reputation as a go-to for businesses looking to set up end-to-end plastic recycling operations. What sets them apart is their focus on plastic pneumatic conveying system equipment —a technology that uses air pressure to move plastic granules, flakes, and scraps through pipes, eliminating manual handling and speeding up processing. "In Angola, where labor can be scarce and operational efficiency is key, our pneumatic systems reduce downtime by 30%," says Maria Almeida, EcoCycle's sales manager.

Beyond conveying, they offer hydraulic briquetter equipment to compress loose plastics into dense blocks for easier transport, and air pollution control system equipment to filter emissions from melting and shredding processes. Their recent project with a Luanda-based plastic recycling plant saw the client double output within six months, thanks to their integrated setup. EcoCycle prides itself on understanding local challenges, like dusty environments, and adapting equipment to withstand Angola's climate.

As Angola's tech sector grows, so does the pile of old phones, laptops, and lithium-ion batteries. GreenTech Solutions steps in with li battery recycling equipment and circuit board recycling equipment designed to safely extract valuable metals like lithium, cobalt, and copper. "E-waste is often called 'urban mines'—there's gold in those circuit boards," jokes João Mendes, GreenTech's founder. "Our job is to help businesses mine it responsibly."

Their li-ion battery breaking and separating equipment uses dry processes to avoid toxic wastewater, a critical feature in regions where water scarcity is a concern. For circuit boards, their compact granulator with dry separator equipment crushes boards into fines and uses air classification to separate metals from plastics. A recent partnership with a government e-waste initiative in Benguela has already diverted 50 tons of batteries from landfills, with plans to scale further.

Lead-acid batteries are everywhere in Angola—powering cars, trucks, and backup generators. Angola Recycling Machinery Ltd. has made it their mission to recycle these batteries safely, with their lead acid battery breaking and separation system at the core of their offerings. "Lead is toxic if mishandled, so our equipment ensures zero leakage during crushing and separation," explains technical director Carlos Neto. The system breaks batteries into plastic casings, lead plates, and acid, which is then neutralized.

They also supply hydraulic press machines equipment to compact lead plates for melting and lead refinery furnace equipment to purify the metal for reuse. What clients appreciate most is their after-sales support: "We don't just sell machines—we train your team, provide maintenance, and even help source raw materials," adds Neto. With offices in Luanda and Lubango, they're well-positioned to serve clients across the country.

Not every recycler in Angola focuses on one material, and Sustainable Systems Angola caters to that diversity. Their portfolio includes wet process equipment for metals recovery, dry process equipment for plastics, and hydraulic briquetting machine equipment that works on everything from aluminum cans to copper wire. "A small-scale recycler in Huambo might handle plastics on Monday and scrap metal on Tuesday—our equipment needs to keep up," says Pedro Costa, their operations head.

One of their standout products is the plastic hydraulic briquetter , which uses high pressure to turn loose plastic waste into dense, stackable briquettes. "Transporting loose plastic is expensive—briquettes cut shipping costs by half," Costa notes. They also offer custom solutions, like combining a briquetter with a plastic pneumatic conveying system for a fully automated line.

Scrap cables—whether from old power lines, cars, or electronics—are a goldmine of copper and aluminum, but stripping them manually is time-consuming and dangerous. EcoEquip Traders solves this with cable recycling equipment and scrap cable stripper equipment that ranges from handheld tools for small operations to industrial-scale machines for large yards. "Our bestseller is the D01-8A stripper," says Lina Santos, EcoEquip's sales rep. "It can strip 50 meters of cable per minute—something a person might take an hour to do."

Beyond stripping, they offer air pollution control machines equipment to filter fumes from cable burning (though they strongly advise against burning, promoting mechanical stripping instead). For clients looking to process large volumes, they supply shredder and pre-chopper equipment to break down thick cables before separation. "We've worked with telecom companies in Cabinda and mining sites in Katanga—each has unique needs, and we adapt," Santos adds.

While most focus on waste recycling, Recycling Innovators Angola is looking upstream—they supply lithium ore extraction equipment and tailing ore extraction equipment to mining companies aiming to recover lithium from low-grade ores and tailings (waste from mining operations). "With the global demand for lithium skyrocketing, Angola's lithium reserves could be a game-changer," says Dr. António Silva, the company's technical advisor. "Our equipment makes extracting lithium from tailings cost-effective, turning waste into profit."

They also offer li battery recycling equipment for end-of-life batteries, creating a closed-loop system: mine lithium, make batteries, recycle batteries, and mine again. Their dry process equipment for battery recycling uses heat and mechanical separation, avoiding the need for harsh chemicals. "Sustainability starts at the source," Silva emphasizes. "We're proud to support both mining and recycling in Angola."

WasteTech Angola specializes in turning complex e-waste—think CRT monitors, circuit boards, and old refrigerators—into reusable materials. Their circuit board recycling plant with dry separator (500-2000kg/hour capacity) is a hit with large-scale recyclers, using a combination of shredding, grinding, and electrostatic separation to recover copper, gold, and silver. "Circuit boards have 40 times more gold than ore from a mine," says WasteTech's founder, Ana Dias. "Our dry separator ensures we capture every last gram."

They also offer CRT recycling machines equipment to safely remove leaded glass from old monitors and refrigerator recycling equipment to extract refrigerants and separate metal, plastic, and foam. "Refrigerators are tricky—they have hazardous coolants and heavy metals," Dias explains. "Our machines handle the entire process, from degassing to shredding, so recyclers don't have to worry about compliance."

Recycling can be messy—shredding plastics releases dust, melting metals emits fumes, and battery processing releases toxic gases. CleanAir Solutions focuses solely on air pollution control system equipment , ensuring recycling plants meet Angola's environmental regulations and protect workers' health. "A recycling plant shouldn't pollute to clean up pollution," says Miguel Fernandes, CleanAir's engineer. "Our systems capture 99% of particulates and harmful gases."

Their offerings include bag filters, cyclones, and scrubbers, tailored to specific processes. For li battery recycling plants , they design systems to filter lithium dust and toxic vapors. For lead-acid battery recycling, they focus on lead fume capture. "We recently installed a system for a battery recycler in Huíla," Fernandes recalls. "Their workers used to complain of headaches—now, air quality is better than in most offices."

BatteryCycle Angola understands that many recyclers handle both lead-acid (car batteries) and lithium-ion (phone/laptop batteries), so they offer equipment for both. Their lead acid battery breaking and separation system uses a rotating drum to crush batteries, separating plastic casings, lead grids, and acid. The acid is then neutralized, and the lead is sent to a lead refinery machine equipment for purification. "Lead recycling is a mature industry, but we've updated our systems to use 20% less energy," says Paulo Gomes, BatteryCycle's owner.

For lithium batteries, they provide li battery recycling equipment with a focus on safety. "Lithium batteries can catch fire if mishandled," Gomes warns. "Our breaking systems are equipped with fire suppression and inert gas chambers to prevent thermal runaway." They also offer training to clients, ensuring operators know how to handle damaged batteries safely.

Every recycling plant needs a reliable shredder, and TotalRecycle Machinery is Angola's top source for single shaft shredder equipment , 2 shaft shredder equipment , and 4 shaft shredder equipment . "Shredders are the workhorses of recycling—they take big, messy waste and turn it into manageable pieces," says Inês Lourenço, TotalRecycle's product specialist. Their single-shaft shredders are ideal for plastics and soft materials, while 4-shaft models tackle tough items like car parts and refrigerators.

Beyond shredders, they offer hydraulic press machines equipment to compact shredded materials and hydraulic baler equipment for cardboard and paper waste. "We recently supplied a 4-shaft shredder to a municipal waste plant in Lobito," Lourenço notes. "It processes 5 tons of mixed waste per hour, turning trash into fuel pellets for industrial boilers." Their machines are built with heavy-duty steel to withstand Angola's tough waste streams, from palm fronds to scrap metal.