Applications
Used shredders for demolition wood and bulky waste
Furniture, frames, beams, roots and bulky waste need torque, not speed: a slow single-shaft shredder reduces them in one pass while tolerating nails and contaminants.
A slow single-shaft machine works at low speed and high torque: it tears material against a comb instead of smashing it. That is why it survives dirty demolition wood that would destroy a fast rotor.
Machines like the Doppstadt DW 3060 are the industry reference for bulky waste, wood and demolition material. At our yard you will find used, refurbished slow shredders, running in front of you.
Teeth, combs and gearboxes are the wear points of a single-shaft machine: we cover them from stock, with new gearboxes under 24-month warranty or workshop overhauls under 12.
Suitable machines now in stock
Frequently asked questions
- Can a slow shredder handle nails and hardware in wood?
- That is its home ground: low speed tolerates foreign objects far better than a fast rotor. Iron is then removed with a magnetic separator.
- What output size does a slow single-shaft shredder produce?
- It depends on the comb and grid fitted: tighter means finer. Tell us your target output and we will point you to the right setup in our stock.
- Do you also take my old shredder in trade?
- We buy used recycling machinery: send us photos and the nameplate of yours and we can discuss it in the same deal.