Top 5 CRT Cutting Machine Suppliers with Diamond Cutters in Singapore [2025]

GreenTech has been a household name in Singapore's recycling equipment scene since 2010, and their CRT cutting machines with diamond cutters are a big reason why. What sets them apart? Their focus on "safety first." Let's start with their flagship model: the CRT-DC Pro 7000. This machine isn't just about cutting—it's a complete solution for CRT processing. The diamond cutter, which they source from Germany, has a 4.5-inch blade with industrial-grade diamond grit, ensuring smooth cuts even through the thickest CRT glass (we're talking up to 25mm thick). The built-in dust extraction system is another win—suction power of 3,000 m³/h means 95% of lead dust is captured before it hits the air. That's a huge relief for recyclers worried about worker health and NEA inspections.

But GreenTech doesn't stop at the machine itself. They offer on-site training for your team, so everyone knows how to operate the CRT-DC Pro 7000 safely and efficiently. We spoke to a customer, Raj, who runs a mid-sized recycling facility in Jurong. He told us, "We've had the GreenTech machine for two years now. The diamond cutter still performs like new—we've only had to ｒｅｐｌａｃｅ the blade once, and GreenTech sent a technician out the same day we called." That kind of service matters, especially in a fast-paced industry where downtime costs money.

Processing capacity is another strong suit. The CRT-DC Pro 7000 handles 800–1,200 kg of CRTs per hour, making it ideal for medium to large recycling plants. And if you're tight on space? They also offer a compact version, the CRT-DC Mini 3000, which fits in smaller facilities but still packs a diamond cutter punch (500–700 kg/hour). Both models come with a 2-year warranty on parts, including the diamond blade—something many competitors don't match.

EcoCycle might be newer to the scene (founded in 2018), but they've quickly made a name for themselves with innovative CRT cutting tech. Their claim to fame? The Eco-CRT Diamond 500, a machine that's all about efficiency. We visited their showroom in Tuas, and were impressed by how streamlined the operation is. The diamond cutter here is paired with a smart sensor system that adjusts blade speed based on glass thickness—no more manual settings. If the CRT is thicker, the blade slows down for a cleaner cut; if it's thinner, it speeds up to save time. The result? A processing capacity of 1,000–1,500 kg/hour, which is among the highest we've seen in Singapore.

But what really caught our attention is their focus on sustainability—beyond just recycling CRTs. The Eco-CRT Diamond 500 runs on 30% less energy than comparable models, thanks to a variable frequency drive motor. That's not just good for the planet; it also lowers your electricity bill. One customer, a large electronics recycler in Woodlands, told us they've saved about SGD 200/month on energy costs since switching to EcoCycle. Plus, the machine is made with 60% recycled steel, which aligns with Singapore's "zero-waste masterplan" goals—something eco-conscious businesses will love.

EcoCycle also offers customization. Need a machine that integrates with your existing conveyor system? They'll design it. Want extra safety features, like emergency stop buttons at every workstation? Done. Their customer service team is small but responsive—we called with a hypothetical question and got a detailed response within an hour. The only downside? They don't offer a compact model yet, so if you're a tiny facility, this might not be the best fit. But for mid to large operations, EcoCycle is hard to beat.

As the name suggests, PrecisionCut is all about—you guessed it—precision. Their CRT cutting machine, the PC-CRT Diamond Elite, is a favorite among recyclers who need to separate CRT glass from other components (like plastic frames or metal brackets) with pinpoint accuracy. The diamond cutter here has a micro-adjustment feature that lets operators control the blade depth down to 0.1mm. That might sound overkill, but when you're trying to avoid cutting into plastic or metal (which can damage the blade and contaminate the glass), that level of precision is a lifesaver.

We spoke to a technician at a precision recycling facility in Bedok, who handles high-value CRTs from medical equipment (think old X-ray monitors). He said, "The PrecisionCut machine is the only one that lets us separate the leaded glass without nicking the plastic casing. That plastic is recyclable too, so we're able to recover more materials and boost our profits." The PC-CRT Diamond Elite also comes with a built-in camera system that displays the cutting line on a screen, making it easier for operators to align CRTs correctly—reducing errors and waste.

Processing capacity is a bit lower than EcoCycle's (800–1,000 kg/hour), but that's a trade-off for precision. The machine is also quieter than most—around 75 decibels, compared to the 85–90 decibels of other models. That might not seem like a big deal, but for workers on the floor all day, it makes a huge difference in comfort. PrecisionCut also offers a blade sharpening service for their diamond cutters, extending blade life by up to 50%—another cost-saver in the long run.

EcoShred is known for rugged, heavy-duty equipment, and their CRT cutting machine—the ShredCRT Diamond Max—lives up to that reputation. This is the machine you want if you're dealing with "tough" CRTs: old, damaged units with cracked glass, or those that have been sitting in storage for years (and are covered in grime). The diamond cutter here has a reinforced blade guard and a high-torque motor that powers through even the most stubborn CRTs without jamming. We watched a demo where they fed in a CRT with a cracked screen, and the machine cut through it like butter—no stalling, no dust clouds.

What's also impressive is their after-sales support. EcoShred has a team of in-house technicians who can service the machine on-site, and they keep a stock of diamond blades and replacement parts in Singapore—so you never have to wait weeks for a part to ship from overseas. One customer in Sembawang told us, "We had a blade issue on a Friday afternoon, and EcoShred sent a technician by 9 AM the next day. They had us up and running by lunch." For recyclers who can't afford downtime, that's priceless.

The ShredCRT Diamond Max has a processing capacity of 900–1,200 kg/hour, and it's built to last—with a steel frame that's 10mm thicker than most competitors. It's not the most high-tech machine on this list, but it's reliable, durable, and designed for the realities of a busy recycling yard. If you need a workhorse, this is it.

Advanced Recycling Tech (ART) rounds out our list with a focus on affordability—without skimping on quality. Their entry-level model, the ART-CRT Diamond Lite, is perfect for small to mid-sized recyclers who want a reliable diamond cutter without breaking the bank. Priced about 20% lower than comparable models from GreenTech or EcoCycle, the Diamond Lite still delivers where it counts: the diamond cutter is made with synthetic diamond grit (which is more affordable than natural diamond but still durable), and the machine has a processing capacity of 500–700 kg/hour—enough for most small facilities.

We were worried that "affordable" might mean cutting corners, but ART proves that's not the case. The Diamond Lite comes with a 1-year warranty, and they offer a "pay-as-you-go" maintenance plan, where you pay a small monthly fee for regular check-ups and blade replacements. That's great for businesses with tight cash flow. One startup recycler in Clementi told us, "We couldn't afford a top-of-the-line machine, but the ART Diamond Lite has been perfect. It's easy to use, and the maintenance plan means we don't get hit with big unexpected bills."

ART also offers a trade-in program: when your business grows, you can trade in the Diamond Lite for a larger model (like their ART-CRT Diamond Pro, 800–1,000 kg/hour) and get 50% of the original price back. It's a smart way to support small businesses and build long-term relationships—something we appreciate.