Specifications

Technical Specifications of Glass Crusher RC300
Model	“RC300”
Throat Size	300mm
Voltage	415 volts AC, 3 phase, 50 Hz
Motor	5HP / 3.75kW
Dimensions	L54″ × W32″ × H62″ (approximately)
Grinding Capacity	80–100 kg/hr. Capacity varies depending on material type, density, and mesh size used. Extra mesh available at additional cost.
Number of Blades	5 (1 set: 3 rotating + 2 fixed). Blades require periodic sharpening. Extra set available at additional cost.
Length of Blades	300mm
Shred Size	6mm to 10mm. Around 20% of total output is crushed to fine powder.
Machine Weight	360kgs (approximately)
Applications	Glass bottles, jars, ampoules, vials, biomedical waste, hospital waste, wine bottles, beer bottles, and all types of glass bottles.

Salient Features

Manufactured using best quality material
No plastic parts used in manufacturing. All metal parts with rugged construction.
Robust and sturdy make
Installation and maintenance services on site
Vibration free. Easy to clean & lubricate.
User-friendly and durable machine, plug and start – no complicated functions involved
Run time – Continuous duty.
Overload & phase failure protection.
Waste Collection Trolley is provided for output collection (mesh and nozzle for liquid drainage available at an extra cost)

FAQs

FAQs related to Shredder Machines

Q. What material can I shred in the shredder?

A. Papers, Monocartons, Blister foil, Aluminium foil, Vouchers, Corrugated box, X-ray films, Outsters,

Credit cards, Debit cards, Lottery tickets, Label stock, Blister packs with medicines, Confidential papers, Computer printouts, Cheque leaflets, Sim cards, Pharma waste, Plastic waste, FRP Waste, Wood Waste, etc.

Q. What does “Throat Width” or "Feed Width" mean?

A. Feed Width or Throat width refers to the size of the opening in which you put your materials. For maximum efficiency and speed, its best to choose a width that will comfortably accommodate the material you want to shred most.

Q. How do I maintain my Shredder or Grinder?

A. The most common things to cause shredder problem is user misuse and abuse, including overloading it. Proper training on the use of shredders can help minimize these problems. The other major component to keeping your shredder working properly is keeping the cutting head properly oiled. Depending on the type of shredder you purchase, this will vary. Oil lubricates the cutting blades, extending their life and helping them run smoother and quieter.