Reasonable selection of solid waste shredding machines can help users to solve many problems. What makes people headache is that in the face of various types of shredding machines on the market, how should we choose and buy? What should we pay attention to when choosing solid waste shredding machines?

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1. solid waste shredding machine should choose what size?
Usually according to the material characteristics and discharge particle size requirements recommended suitable crusher, the selection of crusher size usually does not require the use of all available power to complete crushing work. Because the tool gets dull over time and requires more energy to cut the material. If the crusher has sufficient residual power, the user can continue to use it for a longer period of time without maintenance before the tool needs to be replaced. As long as the power is enough, the size of the knife box should be considered when choosing the crusher, and the material should be grabbed as far as possible. Therefore, in addition to the model and power, also need to consider the size and wheelbase of the cutter hook, feed room and material characteristics and other factors.

2. What kind of feeding method does the solid waste shredding machine need?
Batch feeding means that the grab bucket pours a large amount of material into the crusher hopper. While batch feeding is straightforward, handling household refuse, hazardous waste, or baling materials is common. However, if the knife box size of the crusher is not appropriate, in the case of batch feeding, the crusher is more likely to cause material bridge blockage or accept more than the crushing capacity of the material. Metering feeding refers to the feeding of materials into the hopper at a steady and controllable flow rate through a conveyor. It is common to dispose of bulky waste, light residues from paper mills or fruits and vegetables, and kitchen waste. If the material can be measured and fed, the speed of material delivery can be adjusted more efficiently by monitoring its feed volume. Metering feeds result in less reversal or downtime.