Technical Specifications
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Shark 53 Features
Clock Control
Gearbox
Rotor
Hopper
Fast Hydraulic
High Performance Gearbox
Robust Drive
Vibration Damper
Robust Bearings
Robust Machine Base
Profile Rotor
Second row of knives
Limit Switch
Screen
Aspiration Connection
Siemens PLC
The following options can be purchased for the shark 53 shredding machine for an additional charge.
Hopper Cover
Scraper Bar
Flared Hopper
Transport Screw
Pipe Magnet
Magnet Bar in Aspiration Channel
Magnet Bar
Overbelt Magnet
The Compacto Shark range of machines are a high quality, German-made industrial shredding series ranging from 53 to 153 cm long cutting blocks.
The SHARK 53 shredding machine is traditionally used for shredding wood residues. In addition to the production residues of the wood industry all kinds of waste material can be shredded with this machine included but not limited to cardboard, paper, plastics, cables and much more. This used 2019 Compacto SHARK 53 is built with a working width of 50 cm and designed in the standard configuration with a 15 kW electric motor.
The single-shaft shredder SHARK 53 is the optimal machine for companies with low material consumption. Because of its small structural dimensions, it is also ideal for installation in small and not easy accessible rooms.
The material to be shredded is filled into the hopper of the SHARK shredding machine. To prevent ‘bridging’ in the hopper, the material residues should optimally not be larger than the working width of the machine. A hydraulic slide presses the material against a slowly rotating cutting rotor equipped with cutting tips. The current consumption of the rotor is monitored by a Siemens PLC control.
The slide is clock-controlled and always works with the maximum possible pressure, depending on the current consumption of the rotor. Thus, the machine always produces the maximum throughput, no matter what material is supplied. The shredding of the material takes place between the knives and the counter knife.
Behind the cutting rotor a sieve is mounted. As soon as the shredded material fits through the perforation of the sieve, it falls into the chip channel and can be removed by suction, conveyor belt or screw conveyor. The machine can be operated in manual or automatic mode. In automatic mode, the machine switches off automatically when there is no material left in the hopper.
Technical Diagram
