With waste classification being widely promoted in cities, the recycling and disposal of waste cardboard has become an issue of public concern. Recently, at a large recycling station, piles of waste cardboard were fed into a dual-shaft shredder. Within minutes, the bulky boxes were shredded into uniform pieces, creating an efficient and orderly working scene.

According to the site manager, shredding reduces the cardboard volume by more than 70%, which significantly lowers storage and transportation costs. Moreover, shredded cardboard is easier to bundle and directly sent to paper mills for secondary processing, making resource recycling truly achievable.

Experts point out that with the rapid growth of e-commerce and logistics, waste cardboard volumes continue to increase every year. Traditional manual compression is not only inefficient but also poses safety risks. The adoption of shredders provides a safer, faster, and more eco-friendly solution. In the future, as more recycling stations introduce such equipment, waste cardboard processing will become more sustainable and efficient.