Residual waste from private households or similar places is anything but just waste – in most cases it's a veritable goldmine of recyclable materials. In Germany alone, more than 50 million tons of municipal waste are generated every year. Waste collection services collect more than 13 million tons of household waste, which still contains high proportions of plastics and paper, even though these materials should be disposed of separately. Particularly robust machines are required for the subsequent processing of all material fractions, as municipal waste is usually full of foreign materials such as stones and metals. WEIMA offers the right shredders for this first process step, shredding, with working widths of up to three meters, many heavy duty options and drive concepts specially designed for these applications. The result: safely and cleanly processed, homogeneous material streams.
WEIMA shredders for highly abrasive materials can be equipped with numerous options to protect against wear – for less downtime and lower maintenance costs. The solid machine frame ensures particular robustness. Rotors can be reinforced with Vautid and screens with Creusabro. Optionally, large knives (up to 130 x 130 mm) protect against foreign bodies, Vautid can also secure knife carriers.
To protect the rotor face plates, we recommend replaceable Creusabro wear plates that can be fitted on both sides. The cutting chamber can also be optionally reinforced with replaceable Creusabro plates. For particularly heavy-duty applications, we offer an approx. 20 mm thick, wear-resistant Creusabro screen.
Good to know.
Member countries of the European Union recycled about half of their municipal waste in 2021.
WEIMA delivers over 1,000 machines every year. Many of them are used for the recycling of household waste. You can find an excerpt of current reference projects here:
EkoPaliwa Chelm, Poland
Ultratech Cement, India
Wonder Cement, India
Solusi Bangun, Indonesia