Straw - straw shredder TYPHOON 2000. LLC Kolosov and
Offer type: salePublished: 16.07.2013
| Seller: |  Kolosov Sergej Nikolaevich |
| Phones: |  +380953462611 Show phone +380970772858 Show phone |
| Address: | Ukraine, Kharkivs'ka Oblast', Kharkiv |
Straw, straw chopper, sieczkarnia - straw shredder TYPHOON-2000 is used for grinding Dukovany and bulk straw of grain crops with humidity up to 25%.
Perfect lines for briquetting and palletirovanie.
Crushed in the TYPHOON-2000 straw is used:
production of fuel briquettes and pellets from straw.
the production of straw compost for growing mushrooms;
food and litter for animals and birds and other
The advantage of straw choppers:
get the faction is ready for further briquetting all kinds of presses, as shock-mechanical extruder (screw) and hydraulic. The resulting fraction without further cosmelenia also suitable for pelletierine (granulation) most species of pelletizers (granulators).
Performance depends on a set of sieves:
up to 10 mm up to 1200 kg/h
Also, You can purchase from us a straw shredder for small bales IP-850 performance:
up to 10 mm up to 400 kg/h;
up to 30 mm - 850-1000 kg/h;
up to 50 mm up to 1,5 t/h
We are direct manufacturers of the equipment.
Perfect lines for briquetting and palletirovanie.
Crushed in the TYPHOON-2000 straw is used:
production of fuel briquettes and pellets from straw.
the production of straw compost for growing mushrooms;
food and litter for animals and birds and other
The advantage of straw choppers:
get the faction is ready for further briquetting all kinds of presses, as shock-mechanical extruder (screw) and hydraulic. The resulting fraction without further cosmelenia also suitable for pelletierine (granulation) most species of pelletizers (granulators).
Performance depends on a set of sieves:
up to 10 mm up to 1200 kg/h
Also, You can purchase from us a straw shredder for small bales IP-850 performance:
up to 10 mm up to 400 kg/h;
up to 30 mm - 850-1000 kg/h;
up to 50 mm up to 1,5 t/h
We are direct manufacturers of the equipment.
