Sklopovi za reciklažnu djelatnost

Recycling equipment uses wear‑resistant knives, shredder shafts, screens, hammers, and rollers made from hardened steel or carbide. These components support shredding, granulating, and sorting in plastics, metal scrap, WEEE, rubber, and biomass recycling processes.

Components for the recycling industry are engineered to withstand high mechanical loads, abrasive wear, and contamination while enabling efficient size reduction, separation, and material reprocessing. Key process steps include shredding, granulating, cutting, compacting, conveying, and sorting of plastics, metals, wood, rubber, or composite waste streams. Equipment uses highly wear‑resistant parts such as rotor knives, counter‑knives, shredder shafts, screens, hammers, anvils, bearings, and feed rollers. Tooling materials typically include tool steels, high‑carbon and alloy steels, hardened stainless steels, and carbide‑tipped or fully carbide components for extreme abrasion. Tooling design focuses on durability, geometry for consistent cutting performance, and ease of maintenance. These components are used in single‑ and dual‑shaft shredders, granulators, briquetting presses, bale breakers, and separation systems. Applications span plastics recycling, metal scrap processing, WEEE(Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment )recycling, tire and rubber recovery, biomass preparation, and waste‑to‑energy systems, ensuring reliable operation and long service life under harsh operating conditions.