Shandong Luyou Invites You to the 2026 SMM Recycled Metal Industry Summit and Melting & Casting Technology Special Session

Published: Jun 12, 2026 10:17

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Leveraging the dual-carbon strategy and the development trend of circular economy, China's recycled metal industry has achieved a globally leading scale while facing numerous developmental challenges.

To help enterprises seize policy and market opportunities, and address industry challenges, SMM will host the 2026 SMM Recycled Metal Industry Summit Forum & Special Session on Casting Technology in Ningbo, Zhejiang Province on July 16-17, 2026.

Shandong Luyou Renewable Resource Equipment Co., Ltd. and Shandong Huaxuan Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. cordially invite you to jointly witness and participate in building an international platform for exchange, cooperation, resource sharing, and collaborative innovation, contributing to the construction and improvement of a global resource recycling system and the transition to a green economy.

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Booth Number: E5

Shandong Luyou Renewable Resource Equipment Co., Ltd., established in 2008, currently has fixed assets of 680 million yuan, covers an area of 480 mu, and employs over 600 staff.

Luyou Equipment Group specializes in producing bridge-cut-off aluminum alloy crushers, aluminum crushers, wheel crushers, various mixed aluminum crushers, eddy current separators, stainless steel separators, and X-ray sorting machines. The company provides on-site planning and design solutions, adhering to the philosophy of "quality builds brands, service enhances brands, brands compete in markets, and sales speak for themselves" to offer comprehensive services to the aluminum scrap processing industry.

Main Products

: 400-3000 medium and heavy-duty steel scrap gantry shears, 150-type wheeled scrap grabbers, automobile dismantling lines, retired refrigerator dismantling lines, mining equipment: hammer crushers, European-style jaw crushers, vertical shaft sand makers, steel scrap crushers, car shell crushers, car frame crushers, metal balers, bale breakers, waste paper balers, chippers, pig iron chip briquetters, wrought iron chip crushers, roller crushers, and large, medium, and small environmental dust collectors—over 100 varieties of steel scrap processing and decomposition equipment.

Luyou people uphold the quality policy of scientific management, meticulous operation, continuous improvement, and pioneering innovation, following quality commitments, service commitments, and credibility commitments, with customer satisfaction as our goal, striving to become a professional, reliable, and guaranteed steel scrap equipment producer.

Contact Information

Phone: 17080000000

SMM Conference Contact

Zhang Xiaoyao

+86 15729506965

zhangxiaoyao@smm.cn

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