MSW Shredder Machine

Product Description

 Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) Shredding Machine is designed to efficiently shred and reduce the size of waste materials such as plastic, paper, metal, wood, organic materials, textiles, and other municipal solid waste. This machine is commonly used in waste management facilities, recycling centers, and municipal waste processing plants to prepare waste for further processing, recycling, or landfill disposal.

Key Features:

• Capacity:

  • Varies based on model (e.g., 1 ton per hour to 20 tons per hour)

  • Suitable for processing high volumes of mixed waste materials.

• Cutting Mechanism:

  • Dual-shaft or Single-shaft design:
    The machine typically uses either a dual-shaft or single-shaft system with hardened steel blades or rotors.

  • Low-speed, high-torque cutting action:
    Ensures minimal dust production and lower wear-and-tear on the machine parts.

  • Adjustable screen size:
    Allows the user to change the output size according to requirements (from fine to coarse shredding).

• Motor Power:

  • Typically ranges from 15 kW to 200 kW depending on the model and the capacity needed.

• Shredding Size:

  • Output particle size can range from 20 mm to 100 mm (depending on the screen size used).

• Machine Frame:

  • Heavy-duty welded steel frame for durability and stability.

• Rotating Speed:

  • Low-speed (typically 20“50 RPM), designed to ensure low energy consumption and minimal noise.

• Safety Features:

  • Overload protection

  • Emergency stop buttons

  • Safety covers and guards

• Energy Efficiency:

  • Designed to minimize energy consumption while maintaining high throughput.

• Cooling System:

  • Oil or water cooling system for motor and gearbox to prevent overheating.

• Control System:

  • PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) for automation and easy operation.

  • Optional touchscreen interface for monitoring performance and adjusting settings.

• Output Material:

  • Suitable for municipal solid waste, including paper, cardboard, plastic, metal, textiles, wood, organic matter, etc.

  • Output can be used for further recycling processes, landfill reduction, or as fuel (e.g., Refuse Derived Fuel - RDF).