UNTHA SR3000XC
High-performance secondary shredder for SRF/RDF with consistent output fraction quality. Launched by UNTHA in 2026.
Key features
- Designed for high capacity in SRF/RDF lines
- Consistent particle quality for main burner material
- Lower operating cost per tonne in continuous operation
- Suited to lines where quality and repeatability matter more than peak speed alone
UNTHA SR3000XC for consistent SRF/RDF quality
The SR3000XC is designed for plants wanting to raise secondary shredding quality in fuel lines. When material has already been sorted and pre-processed, the machine delivers consistent fraction and predictable output for further energy recovery.
For your operation this means better control over the final product, less variation between batches and more reliable delivery to offtakers with clear quality requirements.
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