MACHINERY | RECYCLING AND GRANULATORS
Right: Cutting unit of the Lindner Micromat series shredder
controlled flow. The material undergoes primary shredding, after which metallic contaminants are removed via magnetic separation and metal detectors. Later stages of secondary shredding, air separation and cleaning eliminate residual impurities and prepare the material for granulation. Granules are dedusted, transported and stored in silos, ready for packaging or direct use in industrial applications.
Clean break At IFAT 2026 earlier this year, Lindner showcased its latest innovations in shredding technology – including the new Urraco Evo mobile series for plastics and other materials. The mobile twin-shaft shredder was developed for demanding, heavy-duty applications and combines high power, a quick-change function, and shaft versatility. “We have responded to changing market
requirements – away from a primary segment of light materials towards more robust and difficult applications,” said Gerhard Gamper, segment director for mobile shredding at Lindner. The latest version of the Urraco Evo series builds
on proven Lindner technology with new features including modular design, robust construction and improved quality. Andreas Klapf, head of engineering at Lindner,
added: “We have also further automated the manufacture of our cutting unit and shafts. Through targeted use of this technology, we can increase our competitive edge in terms of robustness, stability and reliability.” Also at IFAT, Lindner presented the fourth generation of its Micromat series, which is based
IMAGE: LINDNER
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