Come and Know About Double-Shaft Power Shredders

When material is fed into the double-shaft power shredder through the hopper, a hydraulic-driven push box guides it onto the cutter bar. Powered by a motor, belt, pulley, and reducer, the cutter bar then shreds the material.

The moving blades are bolted onto the cutter holder, allowing the equipment to crush the material through the interaction between the moving and fixed blades. You can adjust the gap between these blades by tweaking the bolts, ensuring precise shredding.

Shredded material is discharged through a screen, with the size of the particles being determined by the screen’s aperture.

Blade Structure

• The effectiveness of the power shredder’s cutting process depends on the number of claws and the thickness of the blades.
• These factors also influence the equipment’s shear force, making it essential to select the correct blade structure based on production needs.

Rotating Screen

• Even with multi-claw blades, the size of the shredded pieces can vary.
• A rotating screen helps manage product size effectively. Operating at low speed, it returns pieces larger than the screen aperture to the shredder for further processing, ensuring that all material meets the desired size.

Forced Press Device

• This feature allows smaller shredders to handle large hollow materials, like 200-liter chemical barrels. A hydraulically driven forced press pulls and compresses the material towards the center of the blades, increasing the equipment’s throughput.

Main Application

The double-shaft shredder is a powerful cutting device designed for tough, large-scale shredding tasks. It’s widely used for processing materials that contain foreign objects or have high hardness. The modular design of the chassis reduces maintenance costs and downtime, making it an ideal choice for heavy-duty shredding operations.