Song Recycling - Dacy Wali

It is a common phenomenon to observe people getting confused between the related terms ‘baler’ or ‘bailer’ Though they might sound similar and pronounced exactly in the same manner, yet these are completely different things. They both have specific functions and compositions to offer as the services to the world. Let us have a review of what they are and what is the difference between them. What is a Baler? When we talk of a “Baler”, it is mostly popular in the agricultural fields or recycling world. It is one of the significant machinery contributing to the noble cause of minimizing the waste generation. It does so by reducing or compressing the different kind of wastes into some form, which can then be reused or recycled for some other purpose. The waste materials like cardboard, paper, plastic bottles, wood shavings, plant fiber, textiles, hay, straw, paddy, cotton, silage, to name a few, can be cut or raked to smaller forms or particles with the use of a baler. The compressed

What is the difference between single shaft shredder and double shaft shredder? Both  single shaft shredder and double shaft shredder are commonly used in waste recycling field, but they are different in a few aspects. 1.  Machine structure is different: Single Shaft Shredder is equipped with only one shaft with rotary blades, a hydraulic-driven pusher plate/arm, and a screen underneath the rotating shaft. Double Shaft Shredder is built with two shafts of blades, which we also call dual shearing shafts. There is no hydraulic-driven pusher or screen on this machine. 2.  The application of material is different: Single Shaft Shredder is mainly applied to shred thick and solid materials such as molding purgings/runners/sprues, plastic pallets, rubber rolls, wood lumbers, tree branches, bones, wood pallets, etc. Double Shaft Shredder normally is used to shred small to large sized relatively light or hollow products, such car/truck tires, film, plastic