Haas - Wood Processing Plant

Wood Waste is primarily shredded through a slow-speed shredder. Ferrous metals are removed by magnets and the material enters a hammermill, where it is sized to typically -80mm. Wood fines are removed by oscillating screens.
The Haas Tyron is capable of shredding a variety of waste, including wood, railway sleepers, green waste, root balls, MSW, C&I, mattresses and paper rolls, the machine can downsize material to between 150mm and 500mm, depending on tool shaft and configuration.
For further information on CRJ's Complete Range of Haas Shredders click bit.ly/Haas-Tyron

[@ManMountainMetals]

Man those were some sweet looking cross ties😥

[@jeffbentley8029]

Hard to follow without narration.

[@rainerrohn3630]

ein absoluter Schwachsinn das video ...so kurze Szenen ist uninteressant

[@loiswallace3334]

Not really a clear video, in that the camera shots jump from one location to another in an apparent random sequence. So it is not clear what is happening, where and why.

[@kiribetio123]

Are these videos from different work places or it all in one work sites?

[@mingxileo88]

I have wood processing equipment.

[@jarikosonen4079]

The process looks almost too good for making the chips for burning to get heat or electricity.

[@joaoinacio5673]

Se todos reciclar combate um pouco da epidemia

[@thanxx]

so what you making? magpies nests??

[@Lukelins1]

thanxx animal bedding, mulch, wood pellets, large scale bio fuel, charcoal, partial boards, fiber board

[@stevhanhughes673]

Interesting, I just wish that there were some narration to tell me what was going on and why.

[@ronnieg6358]

I think the dust has made them loose their voice. Without a commentary it's no more than moving wallpaper.

[@RyanMarc12]

@@ronnieg6358 this is probably more so for potential customers

[@thegrinch8161]

It's rare but gratifying to get a chance to see videos like these

[@garethgareth8699]

Hi what if there is glass in the wood or mirrors?

[@charlesgros5170]

Could someone tell me the one with the guy with the stream of water what was his job and what was he doing you could accomplish much with just that little stream of water he was shooting just curious they had low water pressure that day

[@ManMountainMetals]

Same question as I had my best guess is dust control 🤷‍♂️

[@steva30]

THINGS A BEAST!

[@ScottishNSRailFan]

Massive investment.

[@radisngu3459]

This is extremely massive. I most to have this someday.

[@jellybean3731]

How do they remove paint and none-magnetic metals?

[@ManMountainMetals]

Well they don't remove paint and a eddy current is used for non magnetic material like copper or aluminum.

[@kumararvind2618]

What is the use of this wood dust? If to burn only, this is totally nonsense. Why should one invest billions.

[@tirionfrodring4939]

and u doing nothing but complain

[@Lelantos_]

Animal bedding and stuff, they’ll make other materials from this too

[@arthurhardy]

I would think the larger stuff could be made into OSB, Medium stuff to particle board, smallest into wood pellets.

[@easternwoods4378]

Next time you go to Home Depot check out the fiber board.