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Hi. The price really depends on the application that you need. Please e-mail me at E.Root@Zato.it and I will come back to you with more information.

putting whole bales in to a furnace takes too much energy to melt them, it is better to pre-shred them first. also this way you can be sure that there will not be cans containing liquids inside the bale. water in an aluminium smelter can lead to dangerous explosions.

Zato has both electric and diesel versions available. unfortunately not all yards have access to 400Kw of phase 3 power but I do agree with you. where available I would recommend the electrically powered version.

Hello. Send me an e-mail at edgar.root@gmail.com and I will reply to you with a quotation and other info.

Thanks for your comments. While both hammer mills and rotary shears have their pros and cons it important to note that the Blue Devil is not a hammer mill shredder and there fore does not use or need a grid to downsize the material. The Blue Devil has 60 individual blades which will cut the material and there fore some pieces will come out longer than others. in this case it is simple and efficient for the material handler to place the longer pieces horizontally back in to the hopper for further downsizing. Although a Hammer mill wit Grid will create smaller pieces with a single pass the initial investment of a hammer mill will be 2 - 3 times that of the Blue Devil and so will the operating costs. You will get a clean dense product which is valued by steel mills with significantly less capital outlay and less maintenance requirements than a similarly sized hammer mill.

@@OPMgrabs There are a lot better shredders available with adjustable rotors to get the size you need.

The operator gets overtime pay. That’s why…

Thanks for your comment. Its important to remember that this is a rotary shear and not a hammer mill. Long pieces of thin scrap could come out lo ger than required. In this case the operator simply puts the over sized items back in the hopper for further down sizing. This is much less expensive than buying a second shredder and conveyors and more reliable also.

@@jaycee3718 . Hi Jay, actually the operator has to wait anyway while the shredder works on reducing the load in the hopper. He has plenty of time to put items that need further processing back in the hopper without significantly increasing the processing time.

Thanks for pointing that out Dave. I have updated my comments.

Hi Robert, this was done for a test. We wanted to see how far we could go with the Blue Devil 1/2 inch plate. No problem

Hi Aatish, please e-mail me : e.root@zato.it for more information.

Please e-mail me at edgar.root@gmail.com with your request and I will get back to you.