Description
| MODEL | NO. OF BLADES | WORKING WIDTH | OVERALL WIDTH | MAXIMUM POWER (HP) | BASE WEIGHT (KG) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TRS-150 | 32/16 | 1,500 | 1,660 | 70 to 160 | 690 |
| TRS-175 | 40/20 | 1,750 | 1,910 | 80 to 160 | 770 |
| TRS-200 | 48/24 | 2,000 | 2,160 | 90 to 160 | 860 |
| CODE | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| 01108 | Reinforced hydraulic cylinder with hoses and safety valve |
| 01120 | Long reinforced hydraulic cylinder with hoses and safety valve |
| Z1238 | Top link chain |
When Should You Use an Agricultural Shredder?
What Is an Agricultural Shredder?
An agricultural shredder is a machine designed to process plant waste generated by agricultural activities. These machines shred branches, pruning residues, weeds and other plant debris, reducing their volume to facilitate disposal or reuse as natural fertiliser.
How Does an Agricultural Shredder Work?
An agricultural shredder operates using a rotor equipped with blades or hammers that spin at high speed to break down the plant residues fed into the machine. Powered by the tractor’s power take-off (PTO), this system ensures fast, efficient operation, leaving the land clean and ready for further agricultural work.
Common Types of Agricultural Shredders
Hammer Shredders
Specialised in shredding branches and tough pruning residues from woody crops.
Blade Shredders
Ideal for cutting grass and processing softer plant residues.
Multipurpose Shredders
Combine the functions of hammers and blades to handle various types of agricultural waste.
Benefits of Using an Agricultural Shredder
- Efficiency: Reduces the time and effort required to manage plant waste.
- Sustainability: Shredded residues can be used as compost or mulch to protect the soil.
- Optimisation: Keeps agricultural land clean, improving growing conditions.
- Adaptability: Suitable for different types of crops and agricultural applications.
Practical Applications
Agricultural shredders are used for:
- Clearing agricultural land after harvesting.
- Managing branches and pruning residues from vineyards and olive groves.
- Preparing land for new crops.
- Producing organic material to improve soil quality.
