Shredding radiators in a two-shaft or one-shaft shredder involves reducing the size of the radiators to facilitate easier recycling and material separation. Here's a brief explanation of each:
Two-Shaft Shredder
• Mechanism: Uses two rotating shafts with blades to cut and tear the radiators into smaller pieces.
• Advantages:
• High efficiency and throughput.
• Capable of handling tough, bulky radiators.
• Less prone to jamming due to the dual-axis cutting action.
One-Shaft Shredder
• Mechanism: Employs a single rotating shaft with blades or cutters to shred the radiators.
• Advantages:
• Simpler mechanical design.
• Easier maintenance and lower costs.
• Suitable for less bulky and more uniform materials.
Both types of shredders are used to break down radiators into manageable pieces for recycling, where materials like copper, aluminum, and steel can be separated for reuse.