SHREDDER TISAURUS 180
The Shredder TISAURUS 180 is a specific machine for shredding end-of-life tyres.
Below we list the characteristics of the machine.
The aim
Reduce the car or truck tire into coarse pieces for the subsequent processing phases.
It does not have a calibration grid inside the grinding body made up of two rotors in order to optimize the energy to carry out its work.
The capacity
The cutting group
Tested for a long time by customers, it offers maximum guarantee against accidental breakages thanks also to the torque limitation systems inserted on the transmission system.
The cutting edges, made in interchangeable sectors with the simple opening of the hopper, make it its strong point having optimized the quantity of bolts on which to operate in order to replace the entire grinding package (about 10 hours of work) compared to other versions which require carry out a system shutdown of up to 5 working days.
With our Spare-Part Service, the customer is covered for life by the purchase of a new grinding set since, after the initial purchase of a replacement blade set, he does not need to purchase additional ones for the entire working cycle of the machine in the years to come.
Body machine
Created taking into account any long-term extraordinary maintenance with a simplified method of opening the rotor compartment for inspection of the bearings.
The rotors are protected by special covering made of anti-wear material which requires long-term replacements.
The machine is served by a customized electrical panel from which the shredding process is controlled by determining speed, processing torque and electrical absorption.
The market for used shredded tyres
From this shredding phase we obtain the first product on the market aimed at feeding kilns for cement plants and power plants.
In fact, shredded tires have for some decades become the alternative fuel to carbon coke for powering blast furnaces both for the energy supply and for the harmonic steel component which, in the case of cement plants, reduces iron oxide emissions for cement production.
