Twin-Shaft Industrial Shredder
Use this route when the feed is bulky scrap, car shells, metal drums or MSW and you want a tougher mixed-feed layout.
View productMixed Waste / Feed Control
Match feed, screen and line role with a shredder machine manufacturer that builds for real recycling streams. This waste recycling shredder is built for plastic, wood, metal and RDF-style recycling lines.
The SR series combines a hydraulic pusher, a V-arrangement rotor, CrMoV blades and interchangeable screens so you can keep particle size and throughput in step with the rest of the line.
Order Checklist
These checks help you decide whether the SR series belongs on your shortlist, and which supporting page should stay open while you plan the line.
| Feed profile | Confirm whether the incoming stream is mostly plastic, wood, cable scrap, e-waste or a mixed recycling mix. | Open application paths |
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| Output target | Check the particle size you want after screening so the downstream line does not have to force a second pass. | Open the guide |
| Machine family | Decide whether a single-shaft layout is still the best fit or whether a different shaft count should sit beside it. | Compare machine families |
| Support path | Keep a contact route open if you need design, installation or service help for a project line. | Open service page |
SOYU single-shaft shredders reduce bulky waste into small, consistent particles with a heavy-duty hydraulic pusher, a single rotary shaft and interchangeable screens. The product page lists plastic reclamation, MSW to RDF, cable and metal recovery, e-waste processing, biomass and wood, plus tough composites.
| Cutting system | Single rotary shaft with a V-arrangement rotor and double-sided edge cutters |
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| Blade material | CrMoV high-alloy wear-resistant steel |
| Screen range | Standard hole sizes from 40 to 100 mm |
| Main applications | Plastic reclamation, MSW to RDF, cable & metal recovery, e-waste, biomass & wood, tough composites |
| Control and safety | Intelligent electric control, overload protection, safety-stop on screen opening |
| Hydraulic system | Intelligent load-sensing control with integrated cooling |
| Model family | SR600, SR750, SR900, SR1400, SR1600, SR2100 |
| Best fit | Industrial recycling lines that need controlled particle size and a broad feed window |
| SR600 | 73 rpm, 500 mm ram travel, 18.5 kW motor, approx. 1600 kg |
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| SR750 | 73 rpm, 820 mm ram travel, 37 kW motor, approx. 4460 kg |
| SR900 | 73 rpm, 820 mm ram travel, 45 kW motor, approx. 4560 kg |
| SR1400 | 73 rpm, 820 mm ram travel, 75~90 kW motor, approx. 6200 kg |
| SR1600 | 73 rpm, 1000 mm ram travel, 2x55~2x75 kW motor, approx. 10800 kg |
| SR2100 | 73 rpm, 1000 mm ram travel, 2x75~2x90 kW motor, approx. 13000 kg |
Compare Paths
These four pages help you decide whether the single-shaft route stays best, or whether another machine family better matches the feed.
Use this route when the feed is bulky scrap, car shells, metal drums or MSW and you want a tougher mixed-feed layout.
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Choose this path when timber, pallets and biomass dominate the incoming stream.
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Use this layout when plastic lumps, offcuts and rigid plastic streams lead the line.
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Compare this path when tougher wood waste and recyclables need a different shaft layout.
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Use these linked pages to check industrial recycling fit, output stability and mixed-waste use before you narrow the spec.
Use this read to judge whether the hydraulic push and reversible alloy knives match your recycling target and feed consistency needs.
Read moreFocus on smooth feeding, CrMoV blades and screen control when you want stable throughput in daily waste processing.
Read moreSee how single-shaft shredding supports plastics, wood and e-waste lines without forcing one feed profile on every job.
Read moreFAQ
These answers keep the selection path practical: feed, screen, model family, support and when to compare other shredder layouts.
The product page lists plastic lumps, HDPE pipes, PET/ABS, flexible films, MSW to RDF, cable and metal recovery, e-waste, wood, paper and tough composites.
Use the screen range and downstream target together. The product page lists standard hole sizes from 40 to 100 mm, and the guide page helps compare fit.
Match SR600 to SR2100 against feed volume, chamber size and motor power. The product page lists six model bands, from compact to heavy-duty.
Compare other shaft layouts when the feed is heavier, bulkier or more mixed than a single-shaft route is meant for. The matrix below shows four real alternatives.
Yes. The product page lists MSW to RDF and related recycling applications, but downstream handling and screen choice still need to match your line.
Use the Contact Us page for sales conversations and the Service page for design, installation and support questions.