Key features
- Hydraulic drive provides extra torque for heavy material
- Tolerates foreign objects and contaminated waste
- Suitable for hazardous waste and medical waste
- Reversing on jamming
- Robust construction for continuous operation
Harden TDH Series — Hydraulic shredder for heavy waste
The TDH series is Harden's hydraulic twin-shaft shredders, designed for the most demanding materials. Hydraulic drive provides higher torque than electric, which is essential for car tyres, mattresses, bulky waste and contaminated waste.
Especially suited for facilities handling hazardous or medical waste, where reliability and power are critical.
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