UNTHA RS150
The most powerful four-shaft shredder for the heaviest applications – metals, tyres, batteries and hazardous waste.
Key features
- Four direct-drive motors with low speed – instant stop on foreign objects
- Variable shaft speed adapts throughput to the material
- No wear parts such as couplings, belts or shear pins
- Quick-change screens with particle size down to 15 mm
- Technology package with mechanical seals, wear plates and digital oil level monitoring
- Frequent reversing possible – as flexible as hydraulic, without the maintenance
UNTHA RS150 – for the heaviest jobs
The RS150 is UNTHA’s largest and most powerful four-shaft shredder, developed for extremely demanding applications. Weighing 22 tonnes with up to 320 kW installed power, it handles materials such as aluminium, tyres, Li-ion battery packs and scrap metal – materials where other machines fall short.
Four direct-drive motors with low speed provide instant rotor stop on foreign objects, without the need for couplings or other wear parts. Variable shaft speed ensures optimal throughput regardless of material.
Typical applications
- Metal – aluminium, ferrous metals, cables and wires
- Tyres – passenger and truck tyres
- Batteries – lithium-ion battery packs
- WEEE – electronic waste and hard drives
- Hazardous waste – secure destruction
- Heavy waste – IBC containers, steel drums, uPVC windows, pulper ropes
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