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HIGH QUALITY ELECTRIC CAN CRUSHER HOLD 8 CANS (Can crushers for recycling)
Product name: Automatic electric can crusher
Material: Metal
High capacity: 8 Cans
Control mode: Key + Automatic cycle
Suitale size: 8oz~16oz cans
Voltage: 110V~240V
FREEING HANDS
YOTAN electric can crusher only need to connect your home power supply to work, without connection to the bulky air compressor in advance like a pneumatic can crusher, Nor does it require a lot of physical strength like a manual can crusher to flatten cans; Elderly and children can operate it easily.
HUMANIZED DESIGN AND HIGH-QUALITY MATERIAL MAKE IT AN EXCELLENT CAN CRUSHER
HIGH THRUST MOTOR
This electric can crusher uses a high thrust motor, which can provide a maximum thrust of 750N, making it easy to crush cans
KEY CONTROL & AUTOMATIC MODE
The electronic can crusher adopts three button controls (forward, backward, and automatic cycle function).
ADJUSTABLE BRACKET
Adjustable bracket make this can suitable for crushing 8oz~16oz cans and 6oz~12oz plastic water bottles，suitable for multiple sizes
HIGH QUALITY METAL SHELL
This electric can crusher shell is made of metal material, which is sturdy and durable, not easy to rust, and the shell will not deform
WHY SHOULD WE USE CAN CRUSHER FOR RECYCLING?
Recycling aluminum cans is an friendly and economical practice that helps conserve natural resources, reduce waste and mitigate climate change.
ELECTRIC CAN CRUSHERS FOR RECYCLING
YOTAN electric can crusher can easily crush cans and reduce the volume of empty cans by more than 80%, which greatly saves space in the garbage or recycling bins, making it easy for sanitation workers to handle and recycle.
EASY TO ASSEMBLE
Question "The Auto feature did not work"
Answer "If the motor push plate cannot be pushed to the correct position in the automatic mode, it can be reset using the learning mode of the switch, you can follow the following operation methods:
First use the return button to return the motor to the original position, and then long press the middle cycle key for 6 ~ 8 seconds to start the learning function. Press the forward key to extend the motor to the longest position, then press the return key to return the motor to the original position, and then long press the middle cycle key for 6 ~ 8 seconds to confirm. If the operation is not adjusted successfully once, you can try several times according to the above operation. Press and hold down the up and down keys for 6 seconds, you can restore the factory mode."
GIFT YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY
Make a positive difference to the environment and create a cleaner world through effective recycling and efforts!
Kevin
2025-09-01 19:47:45
Played around with this for a bit. Works pretty well but you have to feed in a can at a time. About 1 of every 5 cans will not crush properly and most of those have to be manually pulled out of the unit to unclog it.Using it to crush multiple cans is completely useless. It just makes it harder to feed cans and it screws up every three cans or so.
E. Kaye
2025-08-09 19:55:01
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leaann
2025-07-23 17:48:09
We had fun once we figured it out it works great and pretty quick
My PublicName
2025-07-19 19:41:50
This product works well if you have a bunch of regular cans of the same size automatically. If you need to crush very large cans, or a variety of sizes, then you might be better off with a manual crusher.My biggest nitpick is it's 0.5" too short for tall cans (Liquid Death).Some enhancements it could use:* Slightly longer crushing track* Rubber feet so it doesn't slide off a counter* and/or a mounting bracket* Hooks to hang a plastic bag on it* An expandable queue area to queue up cans* Auto-off when no cans are left* A way of mixing different types of cans in the queueOverall, it does the bare minimum very well. It's solid and sturdy. I will be DIYing some easier fixes to it.
Teresa
2025-04-20 15:52:27
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Steve B
2025-03-04 16:31:56
Once we got it together. It's a real wrist saver.We used to use a manual one. 3 position switch. Manual off automatic.We've had it for a while now. No problems at all
Peter Bangsund
2025-01-05 10:14:35
At first, it worked fine. It's a little slow, but that's not really an issue. That being said, it would be nice if it had an automatic turn-off mechanism; the chute holds 7 or 8 standard-sized cans, and it would be nice to hit "start" and walk away, trusting it to shut off on it's own. Unfortunately, it doesn't do that, so you have to stand there for a while twiddling your thumbs until it's done, and then shut it off manually. Not a big deal, but a bit tedious. That being said, sometimes it misfires -- a can gets stuck, and it grinds away for a while doing nothing. So you really do have to stand there and supervise it anyway.But my biggest complaint is that after a month, it stopped functioning properly. It might crush a can, maybe two. Then it thinks for a bit and clicks and thinks some more, the motor randomly spins one way or another for a fraction of a second; click, silence, whir. Sometimes if I randomly press buttons for a while, it resumes working, but not always (and I'm not sure which button finally made it resume function, or if it would have resumed regardless without my input). I've tried unplugging it and plugging it back in. Eventually, it gets to the point where it's just easier to crush the cans by stomping on them.
dean
2025-01-03 18:55:53
like the portability well built but the automatic feature wont work
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