Shredder blades usually have a function - breaking large pieces of rock into smaller pieces. When choosing the shredder blade, a series of functions should be found according to the nature of the project. Here are just a few things to consider. What size of feed and discharge ports do shredder blades have? When investing in shredder blades, we recommend choosing a number of projects that can serve you and view these projects through future needs and immediate needs. For example, in some projects you may want to output superfine, in which case a shredder blade such as 100 shredder blade is the best choice because the maximum feed port can accept materials from 105mm to coarse to 105mm. 142mm as shown in the table below. Discharge settings can also vary from 8mm (fine work) to 16mm (coarse output).

When using a shredder blade in multiple projects, you must have the ability to move the shredder blade. The 100 shredder blade is suitable for mobile crushing applications and can be built into a custom mobile factory. Modular process solutions are specifically designed to easily ship around the world and are easy to reassemble and debug. Unfortunately, not all shredder blades are durable. If you are looking for a device to complete a short project, ease of maintenance may not be your priority. However, if you want to use the device for a long time, it is important to find out how easy it is to maintain the shredder blades, whether external assistance is needed, and whether spare parts are readily available. When we develop hydraulically operated Blackhawk shredder blades, our R & D team is committed to simplifying machine maintenance. The locking bolt design eliminates the need for a flare or combustion ring, which may need to be replaced. Compared with other shredder blades, this is a big advantage for users.

All experienced mining and aggregate experts know that the operating cost of the equipment is as important as the purchase cost. Our equipment experts always overestimate operating costs with our customers. If a company is reluctant to share these estimates with you, it may not be a promising sign. The shredder blade has a patented anti rotation mechanism that reduces Bush wear and increases the time between maintenance and downtime, thereby reducing costs. Finding the right shredder blade not only involves cost and function, but also technical support should be the top priority.

It is highly unlikely that each team member fully knows how to set up and operate the new shredder blade, so it is important to know what technical services the company that purchased the shredder blade would provide. We are able to assist in installation, training, commissioning and automation. Our experts will always ensure that our customers continue to make full use of shredder blades for a long time after the purchase date. These are only a few problems to be considered when studying the new shredder blade. To learn more about features and get advice on the pairing and use of the recommendations, please contact one of our shredder blade experts immediately.