Heavy-Duty Granulators

For every application in the biomass recycling

 H Heavy-duty Granulators Advantages

• Knives are adjusted outside of the machine
• Specially developed deflector wedge
• Wide choice of rotors
• Well thought out housing design
• Strong Welded Steel construction – Oversized outboard bearings

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General Description

The H series granulators offer a wide array of different rotor designs. Their completely welded heavy steel construction is designed to withstand the most demanding and universal applications. Rotor bearings, knife mounts and rotor shaft are oversized. The standard V-cut creates a high quality regrind with a very low percentage of fines in the output material. The removable third stator blade is acting as a deflector wedge and allows the machine to be quickly adjusted to different application scenarios. Other standard features include easily replaceable wear plates in the cutting chamber as well as outboard bearings reducing the risk of contamination.

Applications

The wide range of rotors and hopper styles allow the H machines to be tailored to almost every application in the recycling field. The H 35, 50, 60 and 70 granulators are mainly used as central granulators for in house recycling applications to process thick walled pieces in one step. The H 110 series can be used to grind large thick walled parts down to a granule in one step. The large diameter rotors are available with a choice of 9, 11 or 13 rows of rotor knives. The V-cut design ensures a high quality granule with a low percentage of fines. All of the H granulators can be used as a second step granulator after a P shredder to reach higher throughput rates. When used to grind light materials, such as bottles the throughput can be greatly increased with the addition of a Virtus Equipment force feeding device. For abrasive, contaminated or highly-filled materials the machines can be equipped with special wear protection, such as hard facing of the rotor and housing and key parts manufactured from highly wear resistant steels.