
End-of-Life Vehicle Dismantling
Receiving, cutting and sorting end-of-life vehicles, and loading out the scrap.
What the machine
has to handle
Dismantling yards receive scrapped vehicles by truck, take the bodies apart, sort the metal and load it out or feed it to balers and shredders. The machine has to hold and cut the body under a clear view, and move material between the work points.
Typical challenges
- Holding and cutting car bodies safely
- Separating steel from other parts and materials
- Feeding balers, shears or shredders
- Moving between the dismantling area, scrap piles and trucks
Typical materials

Which chassis
fits your site
The chassis follows the layout of your site; reach, power and grab follow the material and output.
YGSZ · YGZ seriesCrawlerWorks on uneven yard ground around the dismantling area; diesel or dual power.View models
YGLZ · YGSLZ seriesWheeledMoves quickly between scrap piles and trucks on paved yards.View models
YGGZ seriesStationaryElectric-driven at a fixed point such as a baler or shredder infeed.View models Configured for the job
- Automotive dismantling machine (YGDC300) with a shear for cutting car bodies
- Orange-peel grab for car bodies and mixed scrap
- Electromagnetic chuck for ferrous scrap
- Elevating cab for a clear view of the work
From arrival
to loading out
- ReceivingScrapped vehicles are unloaded from trucks into the dismantling area.
- DismantlingCar bodies are held, cut and taken apart.
- Sorting & loading outMetal is sorted by grade and loaded out or fed to the baler or shredder.
YONGGONG handlers
on the job
Machines at work in China, identified by region.
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Questions about
vehicle dismantling
Send us your working conditions and we will answer for your site.
What machine suits a vehicle dismantling yard?
It depends on the job. An automotive dismantling machine with a shear cuts car bodies and takes them apart; a material handler with an orange-peel grab or magnet unloads, sorts and loads out the scrap and feeds balers or shredders. Tell us how many vehicles you handle per day and how your yard is laid out.
Which grab suits car bodies and mixed scrap?
An orange-peel grab holds car bodies and scrap of different shapes. An electromagnetic chuck is efficient for ferrous scrap. Many yards use both.
What site information should we provide?
Vehicles handled per day, yard layout and ground conditions, the position of balers, shears or shredders, truck sizes and the available power supply.
Get a selection plan
Tell us about your material, site and output. Our engineers will recommend a machine type, configuration and grab, then send a quotation.
- Share your working conditionsMaterial, throughput, site and power supply
- Receive a recommended configurationChassis, power, reach and grab matched to the job
- Get a quotationBased on the configuration agreed with you
