In woodworking factories, furniture plants, and packaging workshops, large quantities of waste wood are generated daily — from pallets and crates to leftover planks and branches. If not processed efficiently, these materials take up valuable space, are prone to decay, and can even pose fire hazards. Traditionally, many businesses simply dispose of them as waste, missing out on a valuable opportunity for recycling.

The Haishihong SSJ800 dual-shaft shredder is specifically designed to handle bulky wooden waste. With its robust steel frame and slow-speed, high-torque shearing system, it can effortlessly shred wood pallets, plywood sheets, and timber offcuts into uniform chips. This output is perfect for use as biomass fuel, particleboard raw material, or mulch for landscaping projects.

One of the key advantages of the SSJ800 is its ability to process materials with nails, screws, or metal fittings without causing severe wear to the blades. The high-strength alloy steel cutting tools undergo special heat treatment, providing exceptional durability and reducing maintenance downtime.

By integrating the SSJ800 into their waste management workflow, factories can not only free up storage space but also generate additional income from the sale of shredded wood chips. More importantly, this recycling practice contributes to environmental sustainability by reducing the need for virgin timber and lowering landfill waste.