The machine shreds a wide range of materials including tires, PVC, PET, ABS, PP/PE and other plastics, e‑waste (hard disks), leather, fabric, paper factory waste, wire and copper cable, wood pallets, car and motorcycle bodies, home appliances (refrigerators, washing machines), tire rubber and large steel scrap.
Production capacity depends on the model and material hardness, and ranges from about 100 kg/h up to 2000 kg/h. Exact throughput will vary by feed consistency and chosen rotor/blade configuration.
Standard electrical configuration is 380V, with customized voltage options available. Motor power varies by model—examples include dual-motor configurations such as 22 kW+22 kW (600 model), 37 kW+37 kW (800), 45 kW+45 kW (1000), up to 154 kW+154 kW (2000 model).
Select a model based on the material type, feed size and desired throughput. Lighter materials and smaller throughput suit compact models (e.g., 600–1000), while heavy-duty applications like large tires, appliances or steel scrap require larger models (1400–2000). Contact sales with your material specs for a recommendation.
Yes. Chamber dimensions, rotor configurations, inlet/outlet layouts and electrical options can be customized so the shredder integrates into your production line or available floor space.
The shredder includes PLC control, emergency stop, safety interlocks and robust guarding. Additional safety options such as light curtains, access locks and soundproof enclosures can be added per site requirements.
It is equipped with a PLC control system for reliable operation, easy parameter adjustment and integration with upstream/downstream equipment.
Perform daily visual inspections and cleaning, weekly lubrication checks for bearings, and monthly inspections of belts, fasteners and electrical connections. Blade life depends on material and duty cycle; inspect blades regularly and sharpen or replace when wear reduces performance. Replaceable wear parts are available.
The machine carries a 2‑year warranty against manufacturing defects. Normal wear parts such as cutting blades, screens and belts are typically excluded from the warranty; check the warranty terms or discuss spare parts packages with sales.
Small metal residues (nails, clips) can be processed depending on the model, but heavy or large steel scrap requires the appropriate heavy‑duty model. We recommend pre-separating large metal items and installing magnets or metal detectors upstream to protect blades and bearings.
Output size depends on rotor, blade and screen configuration. The machine can be set up to produce various fragment sizes suitable for direct recycling or downstream granulation. Specific size requirements can be achieved through custom screening and cutting arrangements.
Yes. It is designed to integrate with conveyors, magnetic separators, air classifiers, granulators, washing lines and balers to form a complete recycling line.
Requirements vary by model. Typical installation needs include a flat concrete foundation, three-phase power (standard 380V or customer-specified), proper grounding and space for maintenance access. We provide detailed installation drawings and can support site assessment.
Noise levels depend on model, material and operation. The machine is engineered for industrial environments; soundproof enclosures, acoustic panels and anti-vibration mounts are available as options to reduce noise at the source.
Lead times depend on model, customization and order size; typical delivery times range from several weeks to a few months. We offer worldwide shipping and can provide packaging, freight quotes and assistance with customs documentation.
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