Expectations for the utilization of scallop underutilized resources as a "small recycling facility"!
The "KG-750 model" is a relatively small shell crushing device that can be installed within a scallop processing facility. There are many locations around scallop processing plants where processed shells are piled up, which has been pointed out to have a negative impact on the surrounding environment. Therefore, the development of a small shell crushing device has been desired. It is movable with casters and a stopper. It is equipped with a control panel, ON/OFF switch, and safety devices for the opening and closing parts (inlet and outlet), and the rotation time automatically stops after 5 minutes. 【Features】 ■ Shell input is approximately 15 kg per batch ■ Movable with casters and a stopper ■ Rotation time automatically stops after 5 minutes ■ Crushing state of 1.23 to 3.22 μm *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Specifications】 ■Model Number: KG-750 ■Power Supply: 3-phase 200V ■Motor: 3-phase 7.5Kw ■Weight: 440Kg ■Dimensions: Width 1300, Depth 740, Height 1100 *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Reuse Methods】 ■Soil conditioner ■Animal feed ■Pharmaceuticals (antimicrobial effect) ■Building materials (wall materials) ■Asphalt coating material *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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