Industrial Metal Scrap Shredders reduce wads of Metal Turnings to Flowable Chips.
Optimize your scrap metal recycling process with PRAB’s metal turnings shredders. Our industrial shredders efficiently reduce light to moderate wads of metal turnings into flowable chips, significantly increasing the value of your scrap metal. By shredding metal turnings at the source, our shredders create safer work environments, reduce storage space, and enhance recycling efficiency. Whether you need a stand-alone unit or an integrated system, PRAB’s metal shredding machines are the ideal solution for all types of metalworking chip processing.
Metalworking Chips Shredders
Use PRAB’s metalworking chips shredders to manage bulky metal shavings with ease. Designed to handle long and coiled metal turnings, our shredders reduce volume, create shovel-grade chips, and make scrap metal more manageable for recycling. PRAB’s shredders ensure your scrap metal is ready for scrap metal recyclers, increasing its value and reducing your overall scrap handling costs.
Partner with PRAB, the industry leader in metalworking chip shredding equipment, to streamline your operations and boost your recycling efforts. Our team of experts is ready to deliver solutions that meet your specific needs.
PRAB’s Industrial Metal Shredders are available as system-integrated units for use with chip processing/metal scrap removal systems or as stand-alone units for volume reduction at the source (see options tab for more details). Some of the other features of this unit include:
PRAB’s Industrial Metal Shredders are available as integrated systems for metal chip processing/scrap removal systems or as stand-alone units for volume reduction.
System-Integrated Shredder (SMD)
PRAB’s System-integrated (SMD) line of industrial metal scrap shredders is an efficient solution for reducing the volume of ferrous and non-ferrous metals.
Units are integrated into complete metal chip processing/scrap metal recycling systems to reduce scrap size before separating cutting fluid from the chips and sending them to recycle. The quiet, energy-saving dual shafts operate by ripping and tearing turnings into manageable, shovel-grade chips for further processing. They are available in 6 standard sizes.
SMD12: 12″ (20 cm)
SMD18: 18″ (46 cm)
SMD24: 24″ (61 cm)
SMD30: 30″ (76 cm)
SMD36: 36″ (122 cm)
SMD48: 48″ (122 cm)
Stand-Alone Horizontal Axis Shredder (HAS)
PRAB’s stand-alone Horizontal Axis Shredder (HAS) is a cost-effective solution for metal scrap recycling to reduce volumes of ferrous metals and non-ferrous metal turnings machine-side. The quiet, energy-saving dual shafts operate by ripping and tearing metal turnings into manageable, shovel-grade chips for further processing and scrap collection.
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