Spiral shredder for flexible waste

Describe the fibres as well as the polymer

The RG-350L source describes a low-speed, high-torque spiral shredding arrangement for flexible and fibrous waste. Plastic films, woven bags and straps appear among the application examples. The design is presented as a way to address material that wraps around conventional cutting equipment.

Wrapping behaviour depends on how the material arrives. Show strand length, loose ends, folds and compacted bundles. For woven sacks, include attachments or ties that enter with the sack. State moisture and known foreign matter rather than describing the feed only as plastic waste.

Define the next use of the output

The published page provides a size-reduction application; it does not establish a complete washing or pellet-production line. Identify whether shredded material goes to another cutter, separation equipment or storage. A finer final output may need a following granulation stage reviewed for that material.

Feeding and maintenance questions

Describe manual or mechanical presentation and whether the material arrives continuously or in bundles. The quotation should identify the proposed feeding arrangement and access to the cutting tools. Include the maximum bundle size, normal hourly demand and the space available to clear and service the machine.

No universal anti-wrapping guarantee is taken from the page's promotional wording. Representative material and the required output provide the basis for an application review.

Source: RHONG published catalogue.