Four Shaft Shredder Guide

SOYU FS Series Four-Shaft Shredder

FS Series Four Shaft Shredder Technical Selection Guide

For recycling plants, equipment distributors, and project engineers, the FS Series is a practical reference point when comparing shredder machine manufacturers for mixed solid waste, plastic containers, light metal items, e-waste housings, paper, wood, MSW, and RDF preparation.

This guide organizes the core buying details behind a four shaft shredder for sale: motor configuration, blade thickness, chamber dimensions, screen structure, hydraulic feeding support, control logic, and model selection range from compact FS4030 units to heavy FS160200 installations.

SOYU FS Series four shaft shredder machine

Media, Structure, and Model Range

The FS Series uses a four-shaft cutting chamber for primary grip and secondary size reduction, with a detachable screen structure to help control discharge size for downstream recycling steps.

Description

The SOYU FS Series four-shaft shredder is designed for most size reduction and heavy-duty applications. The cutting shaft structure supports simultaneous pre-shredding and secondary shredding, while the screen keeps material in the chamber until it reaches the selected output size. It is commonly considered for large hollow products, hard industrial waste, e-waste shells, metal cans, paper boxes, wood pieces, and mixed recycling streams.

Product Specifications

Use the table as an initial engineering reference. Final model choice should be checked against material behavior, feed method, output size, and downstream equipment layout.

Model Motor Power Blade Thickness Blade Diameter Cutting Chamber Overall Dimensions Weight
FS4030 1.5KW 18.5mm φ180mm 400x300mm 850x600x1650mm 1600kg
FS6650 7.5KW 18.5mm φ230mm 660x500mm 1600x800x1940mm 1000kg
FS8040 2x11KW 18.5mm φ245mm 800x400mm 1940x1200x2065mm 1600kg
FS8060 2x11KW To be confirmed To be confirmed 800x600mm 2130x1200x2065mm 1800kg
FS8080 2x11KW To be confirmed To be confirmed 800x800mm 2360x1200x2065mm 2000kg
FS9080 2x22KW 25mm φ290mm 900x800mm 2690x1450x2450mm 3500kg
FS90100 2x22KW To be confirmed To be confirmed 900x1000mm 2890x1450x2450mm 4200kg
FS10080 2x30KW 40mm φ320mm 1000x800mm 2620x1800x2500mm 5000kg
FS100120 2x30KW To be confirmed To be confirmed 1000x1200mm 3020x1800x2500mm 6000kg
FS130100 2x15+2x30KW 50mm φ430mm 1300x1000mm 3550x2000x3100mm 11500kg
FS130140 2x15+2x37KW To be confirmed To be confirmed 1300x1400mm 3850x2000x3100mm 13500kg
FS160140 2x30+2x45KW 50mm φ534mm 1600x1400mm 4160x2200x3630mm 17000kg
FS160200 2x30+2x55KW To be confirmed To be confirmed 1600x2000mm 4560x2200x3630mm 19000kg

Core Supply Advantages

Component structure

Forged assistant blades, alloy steel main blades, HARDOX side liners, and central gear transmission support stable cutting under varied loads.

Project sizing

Chamber widths from 400x300mm to 1600x2000mm allow buyers to match feed size, throughput target, and floor plan constraints.

Operation control

Siemens PLC control, overload protection, hydraulic ram feeding, and side-pull screen options help simplify daily operation and maintenance access.

Related Technical Articles

These SOYU articles support deeper evaluation of mixed waste processing, metal shredding comparison, and machine selection across different material applications.

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Four-Shaft Shredder Machines for Metal Compared with Twin-Shaft Units

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Verified Procurement Feedback

Typical evaluation comments from industrial buyers who need practical selection support before machine ordering.

5/5 Rating

"The model range made it easier for our team to compare chamber size against mixed plastic drum and carton feed. The screen and hydraulic ram details were useful for layout planning."

Plant Engineering Manager, Poland

5/5 Rating

"We needed a technical comparison for e-waste housings and light metal packaging. The FS Series gave our sourcing team a clear list of parameters to check with samples."

Procurement Director, Mexico

5/5 Rating

"For an RDF preparation line, the four-shaft structure and detachable screen concept helped us discuss target output size before confirming the feeding system."

Recycling Project Consultant, United Arab Emirates

Technical Selection FAQ

Use these points to prepare a clearer inquiry and reduce model-selection uncertainty before quotation.

How should a buyer choose between FS Series chamber sizes?

Start with the largest regular feed item, the expected loading method, and the required output size. Smaller chambers suit pails, cartons, small containers, and electronic housings, while wider chambers are more suitable for bulky drums, pallets, mixed industrial waste, and line-fed material.

Why does the four-shaft layout help mixed waste processing?

The four-shaft layout combines grabbing, pre-shredding, and secondary cutting inside one machine body. This helps the shredder control hollow, rigid, and irregular material more steadily than a simple two-shaft cutting chamber in many mixed waste projects.

What role does the sizing screen play in output control?

The screen holds material in the cutting chamber until pieces are small enough to pass through the selected opening. Screen choice should be confirmed around downstream sorting, washing, baling, or fuel preparation needs.

Which materials are suitable for the FS Series four-shaft shredder?

Typical materials include plastic buckets, IBC containers, metal cans, paper and cardboard, wood pallets, e-waste housings, household waste, industrial waste, MSW, RDF, and selected hard or hollow items after project review.

What details should be prepared before requesting a technical selection?

Prepare material photos or samples, feed size, target output size, expected hourly throughput, contamination level, feeding method, discharge height, available power, and any downstream equipment interface requirements.

How do the blade and control systems affect daily operation?

Blade material, cutter thickness, screen access, hydraulic ram behavior, overload detection, and PLC control all affect uptime and maintenance rhythm. SOYU lists alloy steel main blades, forged assistant blades, HARDOX side liners, and Siemens PLC control on the FS Series product page.

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