Some operations need more than a compact shredder can deliver. Recycling yards, demolition contractors, and wood and waste processors handle large volumes of material that changes from one load to the next. The Simba is built for that work. Its dual-shaft shredding unit turns slowly and with high torque, so it pulls in oversized and contaminated material and reduces it without the wear and dust of high-speed machines.

The hopper tips hydraulically and has hydraulic extensions, so an excavator or loader can feed it from either side across a loading width of more than eighteen feet. A magnetic belt pulls rebar and other ferrous metal out of the product stream, and a sensor stops the shafts if the discharge belt becomes overloaded. Your operator controls all of it from the wireless remote, away from the feed.

When the material changes, the machine changes with it. The quick shaft change system swaps the shredding unit from a C&D setup to a wood and waste setup in under two hours, and screens and grids change in under twenty minutes.