destructora de papel 10 toneladas por día

While traditional newspaper printing has declined with the development of digital media, newspaper printing plants, recycling centers, and businesses and institutions still generate large quantities of waste newspapers daily. These materials contain sensitive information that needs to be destroyed, but they are also a valuable renewable resource. Processing 10 tons of newspapers daily requires a professional shredding system and a scientific post-processing solution.

For a 10-ton daily processing requirement, large-scale industrial-grade shredding equipment is recommended. This equipment should feature high throughput, an automatic feeding system, and robust processing capabilities. A typical configuration includes a two-stage shredding system consisting of a primary shredder (for primary shredding) and a secondary shredder. The primary shredder utilizes a shearing roller design, capable of processing 5-8 tons/hour, shredding the newspaper into strips or flakes. The secondary shredder further shreds the material into uniform fragments of 10-50 mm. The system should also be equipped with a magnetic separator and dust removal equipment to separate metallic impurities such as staples and reduce dust.

A newspaper shredder continuously feeds newspapers into a shredding chamber via an automatic conveyor belt, where rotating rollers shred the paper using a high-speed shearing action. Modern shredding systems utilize intelligent control systems that automatically detect load and adjust speed, automatically reversing to protect the blades in the event of an overload. The shredded paper is conveyed to a collection area via a fan system, making the entire process highly automated.

Shredded newspaper scraps have multiple uses: first, they can be sent to recycled paper mills as high-quality papermaking raw material; second, they can be processed into environmentally friendly packaging fillers or insulation materials; and, through specialized processes, they can be made into biomass fuel pellets. For newspapers containing sensitive information, shredding ensures information security while also enabling resource recycling and environmental compliance.

When selecting equipment, users are advised to prioritize energy consumption, maintenance costs, and the supplier's after-sales service capabilities to ensure stable, efficient, and continuous system operation, maximizing the value of waste newspapers.