West Salem Machinery Offers Two-Pass Grinding System

Company says two-pass system requires less energy.

 

West Salem Machinery (WSM), Salem, Ore., has introduced its two-pass grinding system.

 

By employing this two-step system, larger size material can be converted with lower horsepower requirements and less energy use, according to a press release from the manufacturer.

 

The two-pass system combines a slow-speed, high-torque shredder and a high-speed vertical feed grinder. The high-torque shredder is the primary grinder used for the initial reduction of coarse material down to a 20- to 24-inch minus. The vertical grinder, or secondary grinder, then produces the finished product.

 

Pre-screening technology is another option available on the system. Adding pre-screening machinery between the primary shredder and the secondary grinder will remove acceptably sized material and metal contamination before entering the secondary grinder, saving on energy and maintenance costs.

 

More information is available at www.westsalem.com.