GEP ECOTECH's Closed Shredding Systems(CSS) provide a secure processing environment for materials susceptible to flammability, explosiveness, or leakage. Operating within a sealed chamber, these systems offer the option to add inert gas or steam protection, ensuring enhanced safety. CSS outperforms SMP in terms of material compatibility, capacity, and process flexibility.
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Closed Shredding Systems (CSS) are designed forthe secure handling of hazardous waste, presenting a multi-tiered structure. They consist of modules such as feeding, shredding, safety, and control. CSS combine the safety of the shredding-mixing-pumping (SMP) system with the flexibility of individual shredding, making them suitable for a wider range of materials, with greater capacity and providing more options for subsequent processes.
Given the intricacy of the system and the added safety features, closed shredding systems usually experience a more modest throughput. The complete system demonstrates high integration, handling intricate materials and operating frequently on a 24/7 basis. These requirements demand not only robust stability from the equipment but also impose substantial demands on the overall design capabilities of the manufacturers.
GEP ECOTECH Closed Shredding Systems are specifically crafted to tackle the demanding task of hazardous waste disposal in challenging environments.Their safety and stability have been validated in multiple cement plants and hazardous waste treatment enterprises, making them a trusted choice.
GEP ECOTECH specializes in the design, manufacturing, and installation of hazardous waste equipment. Rely on our leadership experience in hazardous waste management and alternative fuels to accelerate the growth of your business.
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