Our Biomass Waste Shredding Solutions
Single Shaft Shredders
One of the industrial biomass shredders we offer is a single shaft shredder, which uses a single rotor to shred the biomass material into tiny fractions. It spins very quickly and works fast to shred your biomass waste.
Double Shaft Shredders
A double shaft shredder will work to shred even the toughest biomass waste products into smaller fractions. It works a bit slower than the single shaft and doesn’t make the shreddings quite as small, but the double shaft shredder can take on any amount of biomass waste that you need to.
Straw & Hay Bales Shredder
A straw bale shredder is helpful for the disposal of straw or grasses formed into bales. Some agricultural cropping businesses can produce these bales as a form of waste, which can be sold as feed for livestock or shredded and disposed of. This type of shredder is specifically designed to hold hay or straw bales of both rectangular and circle forms.
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Some different types of biomass that our shredders will take care of include the following:
- Wood chips
- Farming waste
- Agricultural cropping
- Animal litter
- Grasses Straw bales
- Cornhusk
- Hemp
- Maize
All of these are organic matter that was once a living organism or waste from a living organism. It is important to dispose of these materials safely because these substances will erode over time in a potentially unsanitary way.
Advantages of Biomass Shredding
Repurpose your waste
Some of the most significant advantages of in-house biomass shredding for companies that produce large-scale waste is the ability to shred and repurpose some of this waste to save money and even increase revenue. You can save the costs of storing your biomass waste and transporting it for disposal if you can shred it on site.
Save Money and Increase Your Income
Once shredded, you can even compress biomass, especially wood-based materials, and sell this compressed material to other locations like power plants and as organic feedstock. You can also use this to produce your own heat energy to replace coal or firewood. Overall, proper waste management with industrial biomass shredders can help you save money and increase your income.
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Custom Biomass Shredding Solutions
If you have particular needs for your waste material shredding or disposal, and we don’t already offer a solution for you, reach out to us. We will work with you and your specific needs to find a solution to your situation. With years of experience in creating specified shredders for unique needs, we can help you find the right solution for your business with a customized design.
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Getting the right type of industrial shredder for your company is a great way to ensure that you can manage your own waste production without needing to spend any money on storage or third-party disposal.
For any industrial shredding needs you may have, give us a call to see what we can do to help your organization.
Frequently Asked Questions
If you are considering purchasing one of our industrial shredders and you still have some questions, don’t worry. We’ve prepared a list of our most frequently asked questions to try and give you a better insight.
How difficult is it to maintain an industrial shredder?
When you invest in industrial biomass shredders, a good amount of maintenance will be required to protect your investment. The shredder will need frequent cleaning of the blades and rotors to maintain effectiveness. To keep it running smoothly, oiling the rotors is also recommended.
How safe are industrial shredders to operate?
These industrial shredders are safe to use if all guidelines are followed. Some of these guidelines include:
- Not exceeding the maximum shredding capacity of the shredder at one time
- Turning the machine off when not being used
- Keep up with maintenance
How much energy will an industrial shredder require?
An industrial shredder will use about 200 to 400 volts of electricity. However, this can be slightly higher or lower based on the type of shredder you have and what it was made to process.