Terminology

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The rotating axle that holds the cutting tools or blades; may be single, dual, or quad depending on shredder configuration. 

A force-driven mechanism that pushes large or bulky material into the shredder to ensure continuous throughput. 

A built-in system that prevents motor or gearbox damage by shutting off or reversing direction when load thresholds are exceeded. 

A smart feature that reverses the motor automatically if the machine becomes jammed, helping prevent downtime.

A robust machine used for the primary reduction of solid waste, capable of handling plastics, purgings, film, and rigid materials.

A low-RPM, high-torque shredder designed to minimize noise and dust during the initial size reduction of heavy or bulky waste.

Powered rollers that grip and feed plastic sheets or film into the shredder or granulator for consistent processing.