Let’s take a closer look at our powerful and versatile double shaft shredder. This machine is a real workhorse, capable of handling all kinds of materials—lightweight plastics like PE films and PP tubes, HDPE drums, rubber tires, automotive parts, and even electronic waste.
One of our clients uses this shredder specifically for recycling children’s safety seats. They even sent us some for testing to make sure it works perfectly for their needs, and it did not disappoint!
This shredder is equipped with heavy-duty shear blades made from premium SKD11 steel. They’re super tough and built to last, even when dealing with challenging materials every day.
Thanks to its sturdy frame and smart design, it can handle large volumes without a hitch. Plus, the slow rotation of the rotors keeps dust to a minimum, making the whole process cleaner and more efficient.
With a Siemens PLC control system, operating this shredder is a breeze. It’s designed to be safe and reliable, so you can focus on getting the job done without any worries.
And here’s a neat addition—a magnetic separator! This handy feature pulls out any metal parts from the waste, like those sneaky bits of metal in children’s safety seats that might have been missed earlier.
For powerful, reliable shredding, choose our double shaft shredder.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What materials can this double shaft shredder handle?
It is a genuine all-rounder: lightweight PE films and PP tubes, HDPE drums, rubber tires, automotive parts, electronic waste, and composite products like children’s safety seats. The high-torque, slow-rotating twin shafts bite into mixed and bulky feed that would jam lighter machines, making it suitable for recyclers handling varied waste streams.
How does it handle composite products like children’s safety seats?
Safety seats mix hard plastic shells with metal hardware and fabric straps. The shear blades tear the assembly apart while the integrated magnetic separator pulls out metal parts that slip through upstream sorting. For best results, remove large metal pieces beforehand — the separator is a safety net for residual metal, not a substitute for pre-sorting.
How long do the SKD11 blades last?
The heavy-duty shear blades are made from premium SKD11 tool steel for wear and impact resistance, but lifespan depends on what you feed: clean plastics are gentle, while e-waste and rubber are abrasive. Inspect blade edges regularly and rotate or replace them before dull edges raise power draw. Keep a spare set on site to avoid extended downtime.
What are the power and installation requirements?
The shredder runs a high-torque dual-shaft drive managed by a Siemens PLC control system — confirm exact motor ratings and electrical requirements with ASG for your configuration. Plan a level concrete foundation, three-phase industrial power, and clear space for loading bulky items plus discharge conveyors. The control system supports integration with upstream and downstream equipment.
Is it dusty or noisy in operation?
The slow rotor rotation keeps dust to a minimum compared with high-speed granulators, which helps air quality and downstream sorting. Noise is also lower than high-speed alternatives, making it suitable for indoor installations. Standard extraction and housekeeping still apply — shredding any dry material generates some fines.
What happens to the shredded output?
The shredder reduces bulky items to manageable pieces that feed the next stage — typically a granulator for finer size reduction, then washing, drying, or pelletizing depending on the material. Because it handles such varied feed, the double shaft shredder usually sits at the front of the line as the primary volume-reduction machine.