SSI Pri-Max primary reducer shredder
SSI Shredding Systems Inc., Wilsonville, Oregon, has updated its Pri-Max primary reducer shredder to include new technologies that decrease maintenance costs and improve ease of use. Features of the shredder include:
- built to reduce the volume of bulky materials while achieving processing rates of up to 150 tons per hour can be incorporated into a system as a primary shredder or used as a stand-alone machine
- multi-material reducers that range from 200 horsepower to 600 horsepower
- heavy-duty welded cutting table available in a variety of configurations to control output size and performance
Visit https://www.ssiworld.com/en/ for more information.
BossTek DB-30 Injektor
Peoria, Illinois-based BossTek says its new DustBoss DB-30 Injektor has been developed in response to customer feedback seeking a way to precisely meter additives such as surfactants, tackifiers, odor treatments and disinfectants. Features of the mist cannon include:
- includes a dosing pump that BossTek says also can be added as a retrofit to existing DustBoss mist cannons
- suitable for landfill, transfer station, biomass operations and soil remediation applications
- new design relieves users of the need to measure and mix solutions to achieve desired results in specific service environments
- standard coverage area of more than 6,100 square feet and adjustable stroke length and frequency ranging from one per hour to 100 per minute
Visit https://bosstek.com/ for more information.
Equipmake electric motors
Norfolk, United Kingdom-based Equipmake announced it is now offering electric motors that offer the potential to create electric-powered versions of off-road and heavy equipment such as material handlers, loaders and bulldozers. Features of the motors include:
- range in output from 125 kilowatts (kW) to 220kW
- weighs as little as 31 pounds
- permanent magnet motors use a spoke architecture to bring a cooling advantage
- less maintenance required compared to traditional diesel machinery
Visit http://equipmake.co.uk/ for more information.
WSM Bale Processing System
West Salem Machinery (WSM), Salem, Oregon, has introduced its Bale Processing System, an automated, high-volume processing system for baled agricultural residuals. Features of the system include:
- consists of five integrated processing modules to process 40-50 bales per hour
- delivers process-ready feedstock for large-scale biofuel, bio-refining, bio-power and agricultural feed operations
- a built-in disposal system removes string from the processing line
- a screening/cleaning system can reduce maintenance by pre-screening dirt, grit, ferrous metal and other contaminants from chopped fiber
Visit https://westsalem.com/ for more information.
