BMH Technology Waste Processing Equipment for Large Waste and Wood Processors

BMH Technology  â€¢  New or never operated

Four BMH machines from one decommissioned project.

If you are adding serious waste, biomass, or wood-processing capacity, these machines are worth a close look. They were bought for the same project and did not go into production.

What is here

Two crushers, one shredder, and one air classifier

Condition

New, never run, or never commissioned

Largest machine

BMH 9905, rated up to 50 TPH

Best fit

Large processors with an engineering team

Why we are showing these machines together

Large processing projects rarely turn on one machine alone. Feed preparation, primary size reduction, downstream separation, power, controls, and material handling all have to work together. These four BMH assets came from the same project, so a buyer can review them individually or as pieces of a larger line.

This is not equipment for a small yard or a light-duty application. It belongs in the conversation at a large waste facility, MRF, biomass plant, wood processor, or scrap operation handling a meaningful volume of non-metallic material.

Available equipment

A closer look at each lot

Start with the material you need to process and the result you need at the back end. The right machine depends on both.

LOT 107 CRUSHER

BMH 9026 Crusher

This is the heavy crusher in the group. Four 350 HP drive motors power a low-speed, high-torque, reversible rotor for wood, cellulose, baled pallets, railway sleepers, stumps, cardboard, and paper rolls.

It is the lot to study if you need sized biomass fuel or controlled reduction without producing unnecessary fines.

Drive package: four 350 HP motors plus four 7.5 HP support motors

Included: hydraulic power package with dedicated cooling and a spare parts rack

See the BMH 9026 listing →
LOT 110 BIOCRUSHER

BMH 6521 BioCrusher

The 6521 is the smaller crusher, but it has an important job. It is designed to pre-crush material before it reaches a shredder or moves farther through a biomass line.

The machine was installed in 2021 and never ran a production shift.

Drive package: four WEG W22 NEMA Premium motors, 75 HP each

Typical role: pre-crushing and feed preparation

See the BMH 6521 listing →
LOT 114 SHREDDER

BMH 9905 Tyrannosaurus

For most large waste processors, this will be the headline machine. The 9905 is rated up to 50 tons per hour, with a 2200 × 4000 mm infeed opening and typical output around 80 mm.

It was built for difficult material, including bulky waste, MSW, industrial and commercial waste, green waste, mattresses, plastics, pulper rejects, and stumps.

Drive package: three 350 HP primary drives plus 100 HP and 60 HP auxiliary motors

Included: HPY-65-1578 hydraulic system, air-cooled support, cooling components, and spare parts rack

See the BMH 9905 listing →
LOT 120 AIR CLASSIFIER

BMH 2502 Air Classifier

Size reduction is only part of the job. The 2502 is the downstream separation piece, using airflow to separate material in a biomass or waste line.

This unit was never commissioned.

Package: two Rembe Q-Box-II flameless vents, JKF JK-75K ventilator, and Kumera RGM-4225H2 gearbox

Drive: WEG NEMA Premium 15 HP motor

See the BMH 2502 listing →

Before you buy

The first questions we would ask

What material are you processing? How much per hour? What is the largest piece going in, and what size do you need coming out? Those answers matter more than the nameplate alone.

  • MaterialComposition, density, moisture, contamination, and feed size
  • UtilitiesConnected load, voltage, controls, and hydraulic requirements
  • InterfacesHoppers, metering, conveyors, foundations, guarding, and separation
  • Total project costFreight, rigging, loading, installation, commissioning, and spares

Is it a fit?

This package deserves a plant-level review

A machine can be unused and still require a complete installation plan. The buyer should be ready to review power, civil work, controls, guarding, feed and discharge equipment, service access, wear parts, and startup support.

We would put these machines in front of:

  • ✓Large waste processors adding shredder or RDF capacity
  • ✓MRFs adding front-end reduction or air separation
  • ✓Wood and biomass plants producing sized boiler fuel
  • ✓Scrap operations with a large non-metallic residue stream

Want to talk through your line?

Tell us what you are processing and what you need the finished material to look like. We can help you decide which lot is worth pursuing and what to verify next.

Machine suitability, capacity, and line performance depend on the buyer's material, configuration, and operating conditions. Rigging and loading are not included where noted. Contact Alan Ross Machinery for pricing and full sale details.

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