Key features
- Tracked undercarriage for positioning on construction sites and uneven ground
- High-speed rotor provides finer fragmentation than slow-speed on comparable materials
- Suited where volume per hour outweighs maximum particle control
- Steco advises on feed system, safety and connection to screen or conveyor
TBG 530T – high-speed tracked shredder
High-speed shredding is used when you primarily want to reduce volume and increase surface area quickly – for example wood, green waste or light demolition material where the input size is limited by the feed opening, but throughput needs to be high.
530T with tracked undercarriage gives you terrain mobility without the same dependence on hard standing as a wheeled machine. It suits rigs where you move frequently or work on uneven ground.
For your economics it comes down to tonnes per shift and predictable feed to the next stage. We look at knife configuration, dust/noise and integration with any screen or outfeed conveyor. Contact us for a specific recommendation and documentation at quotation.
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