These pictures illustrates the different steps in the recycling of aluminium drinks cans.
Overall, there are a total of eleven stages in the process; beginning with the recycling of the waste and culminating in the production of new cans that taking of six weeks to finish.
The first step is the waste of cans which used already by people, and those are delivered to the factory to deposited. This is followed by the cans are washed under the water, before they are crushed at the next stage. After crushing, the process continutes in the factory, including make erase with chemicals.
As soon as, the cans will be heated and shaped in a mould to ensure that they have the same size. The next step, the moulded cans are checked through weighting and they pass through a rolling machine. To bring the process to a close, the new cans are produced, ready to use again.
