Why Bring the Material to the Shredder When the Shredder Can Go to the Material?
Published:
Stationary processing equipment makes sense for many operations.
But not every operation is stationary.
Material may be stored in multiple areas.
The processing location may change.
A recycler may need to work through different stockpiles.
Contract processing may happen at different sites.
That's where a mobile slow-speed shredder changes the conversation.
Bring Processing to the Material
A mobile shredder gives an operation the ability to reposition size-reduction equipment based on where material actually exists.
Instead of continually transporting bulky unprocessed material to a fixed machine, the processing equipment can move closer to the work.
That can change material flow significantly.
Why Slow-Speed?
Slow-speed shredding technology is useful for demanding applications where torque and controlled size reduction matter.
Depending on the configuration and application, mobile slow-speed shredders can be used across materials such as:
Wood waste.
Green waste.
Construction and demolition debris.
Bulky waste.
Mixed material streams.
Other difficult recyclable materials.
Application review is important because shredder configuration needs to match the material.
Mobility Creates Options
One machine can potentially serve different processing areas.
Material piles can be attacked where they sit.
The shredder can be repositioned as the operation changes.
And for businesses serving multiple locations, mobility creates possibilities that a stationary shredder simply can't provide.
BRT + Pronar
Pronar is part of BRT's growing new-equipment portfolio.
That allows us to offer mobile slow-speed shredding alongside our stationary shredders, balers, conveyors, and other recycling equipment.
And BRT currently has Pronar equipment available.
If your operation needs size reduction but a stationary machine doesn't fit the workflow, don't automatically assume the material needs to move.
Maybe the shredder should.
