M&J Recycling launches new electrical fine-shredder
Horsens, Denmark May 3rd, 2024 - The new M&J F240e is designed to revolutionize fine-shredding. It combines energy efficiency, impressive capacity, and user-friendliness without compromising on power.
The M&J F240e isn't your average waste shredder; it's a true game-changer. It combines low energy consumption, top-tier capacity, and seamless operation, making it stand out in the field. Our extensively tested e-drive solution offers:
- Significantly improved energy efficiency and outstanding output quality
- Superior total cost of ownership (TCO) and highly competitive OPEX
- Extremely easy servicing and automatic monitoring of the drive and rotor
Unique Cutting System
What sets the M&J F240e apart is its unique cutting system. Once the rotor blades and static knives are set, there's no need for frequent adjustments, saving both time and frustration. This system not only reduces operating costs but also maximizes uptime, ensuring efficient production and exceptional output quality. The M&J F240e slices through anything like a shark, leaving waste in uniform sizes with a grain size down to 10 mm.
Easy Maintenance
The M&J F240e is meticulously engineered down to the smallest detail, including the strategic placement of wear parts. With our design, maintenance time is significantly reduced. And the service benefits from easy access, ensuring rapid and hassle-free part replacements making it a wise long-term investment. The customer can anticipate fewer service and maintenance requirements, thanks to its clever design and efficient cutting technology, translating to exceptional savings of up to 35% in operational energy compared to our competitors.
“The M&J F240e is the obvious choice for applications like RDF/SRF, accommodating a long range of capacity requirements. Its cutting-edge technology and smart rotor design ensure efficient processing of any qualified materials. The shredder can reduce the size of materials down to 10 mm, making it an excellent choice for alternative fuel production”, Jens Vestergaard Nielsen, Director of Technology, M&J Recycling.