The cardboard shredder is a fine crusher utilizing extrusion and fragmentation principles. Based on the number of cutting shafts, cardboard shredders are categorized into single-shaft, dual-shaft, and four-shaft variants. According to blade operation modes, they are classified as shear-type, roller-cut type, and tear-type coarse shredders. Depending on pressure intensity, they are divided into standard cardboard shredders and forced-feed shredders.
When blades exhibit minor wear/blunting: For dual-shaft shredders with slight blade wear, remove the dull blades, clean thoroughly, then proceed with precision sharpening. After reinstalling the blades, immediately perform lubrication maintenance. Pro tip: Freshly sharpened blades require immediate lubrication upon reinstallation.
For severe blade wear: When blade damage becomes irreparable or restoration costs exceed replacement expenses, procure new blades. Prioritize blade quality by selecting reputable manufacturers and premium-grade materials.
Our cardboard shredder features low noise emission, energy efficiency, and high throughput. The low-speed/high-torque shear design demonstrates superior performance, widely applied in recycling plastic, rubber, wood, and bulk waste. Post-shredding materials achieve increased density for cost-effective transportation, ready for subsequent processing including sorting and cleaning.
Our shredder excels in paper waste processing with 30% lower wear-part consumption and 25% reduced power consumption compared to conventional models. While requiring periodic blade maintenance, proper care significantly extends operational lifespan.
