The Exclusive Pierce and Tear Concept

The shredder is driven by a low-horsepower 1750 rpm motor. the motor speed is mechanically reduced so that the three synchronized counter-rotating shafts operate at high torque in the 20-70 rpm speed range. A staggered ripping tooth arrangement on the shafts provides a uniform pierce-and-tear shredding operation to accomplish high-capacity shredding at a low noise level (76 to 78 decibels, A scale, weighted).
The slow-speed, high torque pierce-and-tear shredding eliminates the possibility of throw-out from the machine and minimizes maintenance requirements.
BloApCo ripping teeth require no sharpening and last for years under normal operation. The very slow speed and special tooth design minimizes dust generated by shredding.
An automatic safety device stops the machine at a pre-set overload condition, causing the machine to job in reverse to release and reposition the material that caused the overload, and then restarts the machine in the normal forward mode. If the machine cannot clear itself in two or three successive job-reverse sequences, to shuts down and energizes a pilot light to alert the operator of the problem.
Simple and efficient operation make this BloApCo shredder a positive answer for disposal or recycling of waste materials.

Specifications: Drive: Single 15 to 30 HP motor, depending on application.

Controls: Fused, disconnect, forward, stop, reversing starter, automatic overload and jog reverse controls sit mounted in NEMA 12 enclosure. Standard 3/60/460 power.

Capacity: Approx. 300 pounds per hour per HP when handling corrugated board materials.

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