New Portable Shredder XR3000

The new XR 3000 portable shredder from the Austrian company Untha is a revolution in waste shredding. Suitable for shredding industrial and municipal waste, scrap and wood waste, its product is a raw material in the production of alternative fuels for the energy, cement and biomass markets.

It combines the advantages of an electromechanical unit with those of a portable one, delivering maximum productivity and flexibility. It is equipped with the energy-efficient Untha Eko engine which, unlike energy-intensive and noisy diesel engines, ensures low operating costs and consequently the product produced. The operation of the machine only requires its connection to the power supply.

The XR 3000 is moved by remote control and its portability is ensured by the tracked chassis and the gasoline engine it carries. The screen and the knives of the shredder are adapted to the needs of the customer, depending on the desired size of the final product. Finally, the shredder has an integrated conveyor belt and an optional magnetic separator to facilitate the disposal of the produced product.

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