VBI bois VBI horizontal grinder Workshop offcut shredders
Discover our selection of x references in Shredders. Compare the available professional shredders and identify the equipment suited to the materials to be processed, your production volume, and the configuration of your installation.
VBI bois VBI horizontal grinder 
Usnr Bark Hog Tower USNR 
VBI bois VBI twin-rotor pre-shredder 
La Croix Noble BF1 industrial wood shredder 
VBI bois VBI slow-speed shredder 5 of 5 products
Which professional shredder should you choose?
Choosing a shredder mainly depends on the material to be processed, the volume to be processed, the desired result, and how your production is organized.
WoodPartners notably lists knife shredders, a family that includes various types of equipment designed to reduce by-products, offcuts, and waste from wood processing. The offering notably includes slow-speed shredders, horizontal shredders, pre-shredders, and chippers.
Depending on the equipment, shredding can produce chips or wood chips and prepare the material for later use or recovery.
Also find all secondary processing machines listed on WoodPartners to complete or upgrade your installation.
Where is a professional wood shredder used?
Professional shredders are notably used in sawmills, wood processing units, and certain biomass recovery sites.
In a sawmill, they can be used to reduce by-products, offcuts, or waste generated during production. In a processing unit, they allow the treatment of by-products generated during the various operations. Some equipment is also designed to produce or prepare materials intended for biomass-related uses.
The shredder can therefore be used at different stages of a production flow, on its own or integrated into an installation comprising several machines.
Which criteria should you compare before choosing a shredder?
The type of material, the volume to be processed, and the production rate are the first elements to consider when comparing shredders.
You should also consider the available footprint and how the machine must integrate with the rest of the installation. These criteria are particularly important when a shredder operates in line with other equipment.
Depending on your activity, you can also consult the stationary saws or the planers and jointers. For capturing dust and chips generated by different operations, also find dust extraction and air treatment equipment.
How to find a professional shredder on WoodPartners?
WoodPartners makes it possible to compare available shredders and identify manufacturers that match your project. Review the features of the different references, then contact the listed manufacturers directly to clarify your needs and obtain the information useful for your purchasing, replacement, or installation upgrade project.