Double-shaft shredders GL series

Technical specifications of GL series shredders

• Low-Speed, High-Torque Principle: Shredders operate on the low-speed, high-torque principle, ensuring efficient and effective material shredding.
• Modular Chamber Construction: Shredders feature a modular chamber construction with split end plates and bearing housings, allowing for quick and easy access to key components during maintenance and servicing.
• Advanced Adjustable Sealing System: Shredders are equipped with an advanced adjustable bearing sealing system, ensuring optimal performance and durability.
• Independent Electrical Control Cabinet: Each shredder is equipped with an independent electrical control cabinet, featuring Siemens PLC control system, ensuring precise and reliable operation.
• Tested and Certified: Shredders have undergone rigorous testing and obtained approval and certification in accordance with CE safety standards, ensuring their quality and safety.

Technical specifications of GL series dual-shaft shredders:

Two-Shaft Shredders from the GL series have found wide-ranging applications across various industries, enabling effective shredding and processing of diverse materials. Here is a comprehensive list of the applications for these shredders:

• Tires - shredding of car, truck, and Off The Road (OTR) tires, including those used in heavy equipment like excavators.
• Steel - shredding of car body shells, sheets, drums, etc.
• Electronic Waste - shredding of materials covered by the WEEE directive (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment).
• Wood/Timber - shredding of pallets, construction waste, demolition waste, etc.
• Aluminum - shredding of castings, profiles, etc.
• Bulk Waste - shredding of mixed household, commercial waste, waste from the paper industry, etc.
• Plastics - shredding of plastics such as packaging waste, PET bottles, films, etc.
• Wood/Chips - shredding of wood into chips for use as biomass, fuel material, etc.
• Paper - shredding of paper waste, including documents, cardboard, magazines, etc.
• Rubber - shredding of rubber, including waste from the rubber industry, rubber mats, seals, etc.
• Organic Waste - shredding of organic waste, such as food scraps, plants, clippings, etc.
• Composites - shredding of composites, such as fiberglass with resins, carbon fibers with resins, etc.