A Shredder machine for compost process is one equipment that companies either..

can’t see the point of investing in, would rather let things be as they are
or
on the other end wouldn’t do without ever, once they start to use it.

Now is the time to do the right thing and be proactive, large companies generate enormous amounts of green waste and within their properties it is imperative that they choose to take care of the waste themselves rather than depend on their municipalities for the disposal, it is also their obligation under CSR to do so in a more sustainable manner thereby never harming the surrounding environment.

Also the PROKATO is capable of handling multiple types of organic waste generated from different aspects of a large company and is very advantageous to mix the selected waste uniformly from the kitchen, garden, office Etc. into a homogeneous mix that can be processed faster.

Advantages of a Shredder Machine for Compost –

1. The compost is produced much more quickly, often in under four months.
2. The correct mix of green material (nitrogen-rich), brown material (carbon-rich) and water (just damp and if squeezed will stick together slightly).
3. Plenty of air.

Particle size can affect the rate of decomposition of the organic waste. The smaller the pieces the more aeration the waste receives and microorganisms can break down smaller pieces faster. This can be accomplished by shredding the organic waste material in a PROKATO SHREDDER.

Used for pre-treatment, a shredder can facilitate the composting process. In addition, it ensures the denaturation and destruction, in conformity with established norms, of all plant waste derived from outdoor or greenhouse productions.

PROKATO offers a selection of composters and related equipment, such as a shredder, as well as a range of services adapted to your composting needs.

Managing plant waste for greenhouses, and other types of agricultural producers, is a key issue that can result in added operating costs. This is even more true for licensed cannabis producers, who must ensure the complete destruction and denaturation of their plant waste in order to conform to government regulations.

An industrial composting system that includes a shredder and a composter, is a highly efficient and cost-effective method for managing grow waste, in comparison to other options.

The shredder is an important pre-treatment tool to facilitate the composting of plant residues, thereby ensuring their destruction and denaturation.

A shredder can facilitate operations, because it offers an ideal pre-treatment for fibrous or woody plant residues, such as stems and rootballs. As a result, the volume of the organic matter is reduced before it is even put into the composter. The finer particles increase the available surface area for the microbial activity, which is essential to the composting process. At the end of this process, all plant residues are completely transformed into compost. This represents an added value, as it can be used as a soil amendment.

Benefits of using a shredder:

Breaks up stems, root balls and other materials down into finer particles, reducing overall volume

Easy disposal of a whole potted plant including growing media (if organic and compostable).

Increases efficiency by reducing volume and increasing the available surface area for microbial activity, which is essential to the composting process

Faster and more efficient composting;

Shredding and then composting plant waste creates added value: the finished compost can be used as a structural amendment, thereby further reducing collection and disposal costs.

You may need a turning screen once the composting process is complete, it is used to separate remaining contaminants. This is usually done using a trommel (large barrel) where the material is sifted to ensure that any large, unwanted material is removed from the compost.