In recent years, the volume of waste cardboard has continued to rise due to the booming logistics and e-commerce industries. Recycling stations, as the first step in waste collection and sorting, are under increasing pressure to process large amounts of bulky cardboard boxes. Traditionally, these cardboard boxes were compressed and stored directly, but this approach often required large storage spaces and increased transportation costs.

To address these challenges, many recycling stations have started introducing Haishihong’s cardboard shredders. By shredding bulky cartons into smaller, more manageable pieces, the machines significantly reduce the volume of waste, making transportation and storage more efficient. The shredded cardboard can be further processed into recycled paper pulp, packaging filler, or other paper-based products, thus extending the life cycle of the material.

Haishihong’s machines feature a dual-shaft shearing design, heat-treated blades, and a reinforced steel structure, ensuring durability and long service life even under heavy workloads. By integrating shredders into their operations, recycling stations not only improve processing efficiency but also contribute to resource recycling and environmental protection.