The info graphic provides an overview of the recycling process of alluminium cans, following a seven-stage cycliar process from collecting to remaking new avaliable cans to use.
Overall, The process includes 7 stages, beginning with collecting used cans and culimnating with resusing after they are recycled.
Initially, used cans are collected in specific bins for aliminium litters, which are then tranported to collection centre by trucks. Having delivered to collection, bins undergo several preliminary processes of recycling such as cleaning, sorting out, shreddingg and compressing. The all four steps are done in the same centre subsequently.
Thereafter, an intermediate substance is heated under high temperatures and melted before being rolled out into rolls. Having formed into rolls, which are 2.5 mm and 6 mm thick, they are recycled and shaped into cans. Filling with Coca Cola, the recycled cans are sent for sale, wich is the last stage of this cycle process.
