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FEATURES AND BENEFITS OF A BADGER SHREDDING MACHINE

The Badger Patented Blade System offers a
versatile system with a long lasting blade.
The wear parts are easily changeable and are
long lasting due to the slow rotation of the
shafts.
This blade system is extremely adaptable to
many types of materials, making it a true
asset to any processing system.
Blades
Large entry doors allow easy access to all
the shredders vital components.
Service
THE BADGER GOAL OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
Badger Shredding remains committed to
quality manufacturing and providing top
notch service and support to its customers.
Many equipment manufacturers forget about
their customers after the initial sale but
its Badgers philosophy to be a partner with
its customers by providing the service and
support long after the initial sale. This
unparalleled customer service is what keeps
our customers coming back to us time and
time again when they are considering their
capital equipment purchases for their
recycling operations.
Quality
The Badger is supplied with an ICAN control
system that is designed to monitor and
control the electrical and hydraulic
components of the shredder. This controller
has an advanced built-in diagnostic screen
that displays the electric circuits and
identifies the location of any defaults, for
repair. The system is capable of shutting
the machine down in case of an emergency.
Easy To Use
The radio remote gives the operator control
of the shredder functions.
A safety beacon flashes and a horn sounds
before the chamber begins processing
material.
The ICAN controller automatically reverses
the blades if an overload condition occurs.
This helps prevent damage to the
chamber.
Safety
Bootstrap Slider
The
Badger is designed to shred some of the more difficult material
types with ease. This is an added feature of the Badger when
considering the cost of wear and tear, down time, and costly
repairs.

Badger chambers are designed with a long lasting core. Blades
are individually assembled on the shaft. There is no welding
involved and each component may be replaced individually. This is
an important feature when considering the costs of a fabricated shaft assembly.
There is easy and convenient access to key components such as the
hydraulic system, chamber, conveyor and magnet.
