This ACTA crusher for ceiling tiles recycling, are designed in a close cooperation with the client and their factory designers. This ACTA are made with a custom-made input hopper and outlet screw.
An ACTA crusher is a low-speed, high-torque model, which means that the rotors only rotate with an average of 12 rpm. On the contrary, it puts out around 15.000 Nm on each rotor shaft. This gives a very reliable, strong, and long life-time machinery, with a low maintenance level in return.
The process of an ACTA is always depending on the material you feed into it. The input material itself, are the only thing that makes the grinding and separation effect, as the screws never touch or interlock with each other. This has a clear benefit, when looking at maintenance and lifetime of the machine. The input material will pre-break and be crushed by the screw rotors and simultaneously make a form for kneading effect, while moved around inside the hopper bin of the ACTA.
For this specific ACTA, the customer had several requirements for the final design, to fit perfectly into their production setup and demands. Following has been customized:
Overall a very customized build, which shows the capabilities of our technical department and highly skilled workers in our production.
Weight | 8.500 kg |
Hopper inlet dim. | 2100x2700mm. |
Hopper volume. approx. | 5,5 m3 |
Outlet capacity
All outlet capacities are approximated and depends on working conditions and type of material to be processed. Please contact sales for ACTA for more exact information. |
2-5 ton/hour |
Screw speed | Approx. 12 rpm |
Motor power | 2 x 18,5 kW |
Electrical conn. | 3×400 V – 50 Hz |
Prefuse (App.) | 120 Amp |
Applied steel in product | Carbon steel |
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House | Bin |
Industry | Gypsum handling, Recycling, Waste handling |
Product type | ACTA crusher |
Surface treatment | Carbon steel – painted |
Transported material | Gypsum, Insulation |
BEMA A/S
Bredholm 3
6100 Haderslev
Denmark
CVR: 15525991
Contact
Phone: +45 74 52 16 21
E-mail: info@bema.as
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