Harden Primary Shredder
Coarse primary shredder for the first stage of the shredding process. Handles large dimensions and contaminated material.
Key features
- Designed for the first stage of the shredding process
- Handles large dimensions and contaminated material
- Hydraulic drive for maximum power
- Typically used before a secondary shredder for precise output size
- Robust construction for tough operating conditions
Harden Primary Shredder
Harden’s primary shredders are designed for coarse shredding as the first stage in a process line. They handle large dimensions and contaminated material, delivering coarsely shredded material onwards to a secondary shredder or sorting.
Typically used at waste facilities where large-format waste such as furniture, construction and demolition waste or industrial waste needs to be reduced in size before further processing.
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