Top 10 Saudi Luxury Rubber Cable Recycling Equipment Suppliers in 2025 | Expert Ranking

Founded: 2010 | Headquarters: Riyadh

Core Specialties: Cable recycling equipment, scrap cable stripper equipment, hydraulic cutter equipment

What Sets Them Apart: ART has cemented its position as Saudi's top supplier with a focus on precision . Their flagship scrap cable stripper equipment uses diamond-coated blades that reduce copper loss to less than 1%, a game-changer for profitability. "We tested three brands before choosing ART," says Ahmed Al-Mansoori, operations manager at Riyadh Scrap Metals. "Their strippers handle both thin household cables and thick industrial ones without jamming—something our old machines struggled with daily."

Their cable recycling equipment lineup includes modular plants (500kg/h to 2000kg/h capacity) that integrate stripping, shredding, and separation. The hydraulic cutter equipment, in particular, stands out for its adjustable pressure settings (up to 3000 psi), making it safe for armored cables. ART also offers 24/7 technical support, a rarity in the region, with spare parts warehouses in Riyadh and Jeddah.

Notable Project: Supplied a turnkey cable recycling plant to the Ministry of Environment's Riyadh E-Waste Hub (2023), processing 1.2 tons of cables daily with 98% metal recovery rate.

Founded: 2015 | Headquarters: Dammam

Core Specialties: Cable recycling plant, air pollution control system equipment, hydraulic briquetter equipment

What Sets Them Apart: DEES built its reputation on sustainability integration . Their cable recycling plants come pre-fitted with air pollution control system equipment that captures 99.7% of rubber dust and toxic fumes—critical for meeting Saudi's strict SASO 1943 air quality standards. "We were fined twice in 2022 for emissions before switching to DEES," admits Fahad Al-Zahrani, owner of Eastern Province Recycling Co. "Now, their scrubbers and filters keep our facility compliant, and the local environmental office even uses us as a case study."

Their hydraulic briquetter equipment is another standout: it compresses shredded copper/aluminum into dense 20kg blocks, reducing transport costs by 35%. DEES also offers "green financing" partnerships, allowing clients to pay in installments linked to recycling output—ideal for startups. Their latest innovation? A mobile cable recycling unit (truck-mounted) for remote construction sites, launched in Q1 2025.

Key Client: Saudi Electricity Company (SEC), which uses DEES equipment to recycle decommissioned power cables across the Eastern Province.

Founded: 2012 | Headquarters: Jeddah

Core Specialties: Scrap cable stripper equipment, compact granulator with dry separator equipment, plastic pneumatic conveying system equipment

What Sets Them Apart: JGTI is the go-to for small to medium enterprises (SMEs) . Their entry-level scrap cable stripper equipment (model JGT-100) costs 30% less than competitors but doesn't skimp on quality—it's lightweight (150kg), portable, and requires minimal training. "As a family-run business, we couldn't afford a full-scale plant," says Mariam Al-Sayed, owner of Jeddah Cable Recycling. "JGTI's stripper and compact granulator let us start small, processing 100kg/day, and now we're scaling up to 500kg/day with their modular add-ons."

The compact granulator with dry separator equipment is a space-saver, combining shredding and metal-plastic separation in a 4m² footprint. Their plastic pneumatic conveying system equipment then moves recycled rubber granules to storage silos, reducing manual labor. JGTI's after-sales team is based in Jeddah, meaning on-site repairs typically take less than 24 hours—a lifesaver for businesses with tight deadlines.

Market Reach: 60% of JGTI's clients are SMEs, with recent expansions into Bahrain and Oman.

Founded: 2008 | Headquarters: Riyadh

Core Specialties: Cable recycling plant, hydraulic press machines equipment, auxiliary equipment

What Sets Them Apart: RARS is all about heavy-duty performance . Their flagship cable recycling plant (model RARS-2000) handles 2000kg/hour—perfect for large facilities like municipal recycling centers. "We process over 15 tons of cables weekly, and RARS' plant hasn't had unplanned downtime in 18 months," says Khalid Al-Tamimi, operations director at Riyadh Waste Management Authority. "Their hydraulic press machines equipment is built like a tank—we've pressed 50-ton metal bales without a single part failure."

What truly impresses clients is their auxiliary equipment range: from conveyor belts to metal detectors, RARS provides a "one-stop shop" for plant setup. They also offer custom engineering—last year, they designed a specialized cable recycling line for a military base that needed to process classified communication cables safely. RARS holds ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications, and their equipment is approved by the Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization (SASO).

Fun Fact: RARS supplies 40% of the cable recycling equipment used in Saudi's government-run recycling programs.

Founded: 2014 | Headquarters: Mecca

Core Specialties: Scrap cable stripper equipment, wet process equipment, water process equipment

What Sets Them Apart: MET dominates the wet processing niche , ideal for cables with heavy insulation or contamination. Their wet process equipment uses a water-based separation system that outperforms dry methods for mixed rubber-plastic coatings. "We get a lot of old, greasy cables from construction sites," explains Youssef Al-Harbi, owner of Mecca Scrap Recovery. "MET's wet process cleans and separates them better than any dry machine we've tried—metal purity hits 99.5%, which means higher prices from smelters."

Their scrap cable stripper equipment is also water-efficient, using a closed-loop water process equipment system that recycles 95% of water used—vital in water-scarce regions like the Hijaz. MET offers free training for operators on water treatment and chemical management, ensuring compliance with Saudi's strict wastewater regulations (SASO 2450). While their focus is on wet processing, they've recently added dry process equipment options for clients in arid areas like Najran.

Regional Focus: Strong presence in the Western Province, with clients in Taif, Yanbu, and Jizan.

Founded: 2016 | Headquarters: Khobar

Core Specialties: Cable recycling equipment, 2 shaft shredder equipment, plastic pneumatic conveying system equipment

What Sets Them Apart: EPCRS specializes in tough-to-recycle cables —think armored, multi-layered, or heat-damaged ones. Their 2 shaft shredder equipment uses interlocking blades to tear through even the thickest rubber insulation, while their cable recycling equipment integrates a pre-shredder to prevent jams. "We once had a batch of fire-damaged cables that other machines refused to process," recalls Bandar Al-Qahtani, manager at Khobar Industrial Recycling. "EPCRS' shredder chewed through them like butter, and their plastic pneumatic conveying system moved the rubber waste out so smoothly, our floor stayed cleaner than usual."

They're also known for fast delivery—most equipment ships within 2 weeks, compared to the industry average of 6-8 weeks. EPCRS partners with local universities to test new blade materials, and their latest shredder blades (tungsten carbide) last 50% longer than standard steel ones. Their client base includes oil and gas companies, which rely on their equipment to recycle offshore drilling cables.

Founded: 2013 | Headquarters: Najran

Core Specialties: Scrap cable stripper equipment, portable briquette machine, dry process equipment

What Sets Them Apart: NSRM shines in remote and rural areas . Their portable briquette machine (model NSRM-PBM002) weighs just 300kg and runs on a generator, making it perfect for construction camps or mining sites with no grid power. "We work in remote mining areas, and NSRM's portable machine lets us briquette copper on-site, cutting transport costs by 60%," says Ali Al-Mehdar, logistics manager at Najran Mining Co. "Their scrap cable stripper equipment is also battery-powered—we've used it in the desert for 8 hours straight on a single charge."

Their dry process equipment is designed for low humidity environments, with dust collectors that prevent static buildup (a common issue in dry climates). NSRM may be smaller than some competitors, but their customer service is legendary—they send technicians to even the most remote locations for installation and training.

Founded: 2015 | Headquarters: Jizan

Core Specialties: Cable recycling plant, hydraulic baler equipment, air pollution control system equipment

What Sets Them Apart: JER focuses on energy efficiency , a priority for businesses facing rising electricity costs. Their cable recycling plant uses variable-speed motors that cut energy use by 22% compared to standard models. "Our monthly electricity bill dropped by SAR 12,000 after switching to JER's plant," says Noha Al-Shehri, owner of Jizan Green Recycling. "Their hydraulic baler equipment also uses regenerative braking—capturing energy when compressing bales—to power auxiliary systems."

Their air pollution control system equipment is solar-assisted, reducing grid dependency. JER has a strong focus on the southern region, with partnerships in Abha and Khamis Mushait, and they offer Arabic-language operator manuals—unlike many international brands.

Founded: 2011 | Headquarters: Madinah

Core Specialties: Scrap cable stripper equipment, single shaft shredder equipment, auxiliary equipment

What Sets Them Apart: MRI is the budget-friendly expert —their equipment costs 15-20% less than premium brands but maintains 85% of the performance. "As a startup, we needed reliable equipment without breaking the bank," says Omar Al-Najjar, founder of Madinah Scrap Traders. "MRI's single shaft shredder equipment handles our daily 300kg load, and their scrap cable stripper works just as well as the expensive models we tested."

They keep costs low by focusing on essential features—no fancy touchscreens, just rugged, easy-to-repair machines. MRI's auxiliary equipment, like basic conveyor belts and sorting tables, is also affordably priced, making them a favorite for small businesses.

Founded: 2018 | Headquarters: Tabuk

Core Specialties: Cable recycling equipment, circuit board recycling equipment, dry process equipment

What Sets Them Apart: TGE is the rising star , gaining traction with innovative multi-material recycling. Their cable recycling equipment can be upgraded to process circuit boards, making them ideal for facilities handling mixed e-waste. "We wanted to expand from cables to circuit boards without buying new machines," says Zaid Al-Rashid, owner of Tabuk E-Waste Solutions. "TGE's modular design let us add circuit board recycling equipment to our existing cable line for SAR 45,000—half the cost of a standalone system."

Their dry process equipment uses electrostatic separation, achieving 99% metal purity for both cables and circuit boards. TGE is still building its reputation, but early clients praise their agility—they're quick to adapt to feedback, recently adding Arabic language support to their control panels based on customer requests.