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Untha unveil new XR mobil-e shredder

XR mobil-e shredder

Austrian machinery manufacturer claims electrically driven mobile waste shredder is the first of its kind in the world

SHARING the same design features as Untha’s static XR shredder, the latest XR mobil-e unit has been developed to deliver identical benefits: high throughputs; reduced operating costs, energy-efficient operation; low noise; foreign object protection; and ease of maintenance. It is also said to be the first machine of its type to shred with a low-power electric drive. 

The XR mobil-e shredder is capable of processing a range of materials including construction and demolition waste (C&D), municipal solid waste (MSW), commercial and industrial waste (C&I), wood and other bulky wastes.

 

A series of interchangeable screens and cutters allow the shredder to be configured according to the output specification, with homogenous particles of 30–400mm achievable.

The XR mobil-e is supplied on tracks with an adjustable exit conveyor and ferrous magnet to ensure the extraction of valuable metals. With low fines production, the machine creates minimal dust and combustible material during the shredding process. According to Untha, combining these benefits with a slow-speed shredding concept and electro-mechanic, rather than diesel-hydraulic, drive; considerably reduces fire risk and, thereby, insurance premiums.

Peter Streinik, Untha’s head of business unit waste, said: ‘Aside from the more obvious performance benefits, we’ve also received positive feedback about the emission-free, incredibly quiet operation of the XR mobil-e. 

‘With noise levels as low as 80dB(A), this protects operator wellbeing and ensures minimal disruption to neighbouring communities. It also facilitates extended operating hours which results in increased throughputs and plant profitability.’

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