Product Introduction
The twin-shaft shredder can meet the actual needs of waste recycling in various industries. It is specially designed for efficient shredding of thick and hard-to-shred materials, including e-waste, various plastics, metals, wood, waste rubber, packaging barrels, pallets and other materials. The machine can handle a wide range of recyclable materials. After shredding, the materials can either be directly put into recycling and reuse, or further refined and processed according to actual production needs.
The equipment is widely used in many industries such as industrial waste recycling, medical waste disposal, electronic manufacturing, pallet production, wood processing, domestic waste recycling, plastic recycling, tire recycling and papermaking, adapting to waste treatment needs in different scenarios.
The twin-shaft shredder has the advantages of low-speed operation, strong torque and low noise. Equipped with a Siemens programmable control system, it can realize full automatic operation. At the same time, it is equipped with multiple control functions including start, stop, reverse rotation and automatic reverse rotation when overloaded, ensuring stable and safe operation of the equipment and reducing manual operation costs.
Application Scope
E-waste: TVs, computers, refrigerators, freezers, washing machines, mobile phones, video recorders, audio-visual playback equipment, copiers and other various waste electronic products;
Waste Metal: Scrap car shells, light-gauge scrap steel, various aluminum parts and all other recyclable metal wastes;
Domestic Waste: Raw garbage, aged garbage, large domestic waste, garden waste, straw, waste furniture, various woods and pallets, etc.;
Industrial Hazardous Waste: Various paint barrels, oil barrels, paint residues and other industrial hazardous wastes;
Medical Waste: Disposable infusion bags, surgical pads, medical bed sheets and other various medical waste products;
Construction Waste: Wooden formwork, aluminum formwork, waste doors and windows and other wastes generated from construction and demolition;
