The use of waste paper in paper production is constantly increasing. In Germany alone, around five million tons of recyclable residues are produced every year, mostly in the form of pulper ropes made of metal and plastic or loose spit materials.
These so-called pulper rejects require specialized shredding technology in order to recover valuable materials such as plastic (as a substitute fuel) or metals such as steel, copper and aluminium. Without prior processing, disposal is associated with high costs for paper manufacturers.
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.
Did you know?
In Germany, an average of 760 kg of recovered paper was used to produce one ton of paper in 2018. Tendency: rising.