A circuit board dismantling machine is a specialized device designed to separate electronic components from the substrate of waste circuit boards. It is primarily used in the field of electronic waste recycling and can process circuit boards and scrap materials from discarded household appliances, mobile phones, computers, and other electronic products. Its core function is to detach electronic components from the substrate through physical or heating methods, facilitating subsequent classification and recycling of metals (such as copper, gold, and silver) and non-metallic materials (such as resin and fiber). This equipment is suitable for lead-producing enterprises, battery manufacturers, and professional recycling agencies, particularly for large-scale processing of waste circuit boards containing precious metals.