Double-shaft shredders, by contrast, feature two intermeshing rotating shafts with blades that tear and shear materials. This design is built for heavy-duty applications, including thick plastic plates, large plastic pallets, mixed plastic scrap, and flexible materials like PE films or PVC hoses. The dual-shaft structure distributes force evenly, reducing blade wear and minimizing jamming risks. Large recycling plants processing over 1000kg of mixed plastics daily often opt for double-shaft models, as they handle high-capacity, diverse material streams efficiently. While double-shaft shredders have a higher upfront cost and require more installation space, their durability and versatility make them cost-effective for long-term, high-load operations.
To match the right shredder to your scenario, consider three key factors: material type (hard vs flexible, uniform vs mixed), daily processing volume, and space constraints. For small-scale, uniform plastic waste, a single-shaft shredder is the practical choice. For large-volume, diverse, or bulky materials, a double-shaft shredder will deliver reliable performance. Additionally, factor in future expansion—if your recycling capacity is expected to grow, investing in a double-shaft model early can avoid costly upgrades later.
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