The Screenpod SA-850E is a shredder with a difference. It provides the unique functionality of a shredder that is not only capable of removing a wide range of lightweight materials from conveyed waste streams itself but can also shred it down to size in the process, offering both material separation and reduction in a single pass from one package.

ShredAir SA-850E Shredder Fan

Easily implemented into any materials processing operation
Shreds wide variety of materials across vast range of applications
Heavy duty impeller with replaceable cutting blades
Adjustable cutting gap for variable material output sizes
Spring loaded fan cone for surge protection
45KW electric motor with infinitely variable speed
User friendly interface for straightforward operation
Robust steel frame with lifting eyes and fork pockets for transport
Access doors and removable panels for service access
5 emergency stops located around periphery of machine
Fast and easy setup with minimal assembly required
Mains connection plug for connecting to power supply
Vacuum head with universal brackets for mounting on any conveyor

Benefits:

Lightweight material removal and size reduction in a single pass
Can remove need for additional machines for further processing
Outstanding separation of lights and heavies from conveyed waste streams
Can reduce and ultimately replace need for manual sorting of materials
Higher rates of recycling and larger volumes of extracted material
Significantly faster method of separation than manual sorting
Can remove materials that can be sold to create new revenue streams
Reduce amount of waste destined for landfill, lowering disposal costs

Applications:

Wood Recycling, Biomass & Compost Production
Construction & Demolition Waste Processing
Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF) & Solid Recovered Fuel (SRF) Production
Household Waste & Plastics Recycling
Paper & Cardboard Recycling

How it Works:

A vacuum head (or vac head) is positioned over the material stream as shown below. It’s connected to the inlet of the Shredair via a hose. As the impeller on the Shredair rotates, any light material passing under the vac head gets pulled up through it, getting sucked through the fan inlet.

The impeller of the Shredair has cutting blades on its edges. During operation, the impeller rotates at high speed, and as the incoming material passes through it, the cutting blades chop it against the inlet cone, thus shredding up the material and reducing its size.

The material is then shot out of the outlet on the Shredair, where it can then be connected into a skip or area for collection, ultimately separating it from the heavy material on the conveyor and cutting it down to size in the process.