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Komplet Krokodile slow-speed shredder on a recycling site.

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Krokodile: Slow-speed shredder

A slow-speed, high-torque shredder built to swallow bulky, mixed construction waste that fast grinders choke on.

/ overview

The Komplet Krokodile is a slow-speed shredder rated to 150 tph on construction and demolition waste, driven by 160 kW (220 Hp) through a 1,500 mm shaft that develops 160,000 Nm of torque. At 15,000 kg it reduces bulky, mixed feed such as timber, pallets, formwork, board and general construction waste to a uniform, sortable size on site, cutting the volume you cart and lifting the value you recover. Low speed and high torque let it grind through tough, contaminated material rather than jamming on it.

Applications: Construction and demolition waste, timber and pallets, mixed and bulky waste, and volume reduction at transfer stations and recycling yards.

Also available to hire

/ features

What sets it apart.

  1. High torque, low speed

    A 1,500 mm shaft turning at low speed under 160,000 Nm of torque tears through bulky, mixed material instead of bogging on it.

  2. 150 tph on construction waste

    Rated to 150 tph on construction and demolition waste for steady volume reduction at a busy transfer station or recycling yard.

  3. 160 kW driveline

    160 kW (220 Hp) behind the shaft keeps the machine pulling through dense, contaminated loads without stalling.

  4. Cuts haulage and tip cost

    Reducing bulky waste to a uniform size lifts bulk density, so you fill fewer trucks and pay for less volume at the tip.

  5. Cleaner recovery

    A consistent shredded size makes downstream sorting, screening and magnet recovery of timber, metal and fines far easier.

  6. Transportable at 15,000 kg

    At 15,000 kg it floats between sites and sets to work close to where the waste is generated.

/ enquiry

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/ next step

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