Shredder Process Materials
The core components of the shredder are selected based on high wear resistance, toughness, and impact resistance.
Key components such as blades, cutter shafts, housings, liners, and screens are all made of special steel and alloys, combined with forging, heat treatment, and surface strengthening processes, adaptable to different materials and heavy-duty conditions.
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Material is fed into the shredder chamber via hopper, conveyor, or manually.
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A hydraulic pusher plate presses the material against the cutter rollers to prevent slippage and uneven loading.
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The cutter rollers rotate at low speed and high torque, driven by a motor and reducer.
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The moving and stationary blades form a scissor-like shearing action, tearing and shredding the material.
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Discharge control: Shredded material smaller than the screen openings falls from below; larger pieces remain in the chamber for further shredding until they meet the required size.
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Discharge control: Shredded material smaller than the screen openings falls from below; larger pieces remain in the chamber for further shredding until they meet the required size.
