UNTHA Shredding Technology, based in Austria, has introduced the VR series of heavy-duty shredders developed for the wood, plastics and paper recycling industries.
The VR series of single-shaft shredders was developed in cooperation with commercial and industrial operators over the course of 18 months. It features a “sturdy and functional design as well as outstanding maintainability,” according to UNTHA.
The shredder also features a drive that allows for high throughput with low energy consumption, UNTHA states in a press release. “Furthermore, the gear unit was integrated into the rotor, which make shaft stubs, which have frequently led to problems in conventional machines, a thing of the past,” according to the company.
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