In Line Shredder

In Line Shredder

In Line Shredder

Product catalog summary
Overview: The document introduces the In Line Shredder by Fives Cail, designed to enhance sugar extraction and plant throughput. It highlights the shredder's ability to improve cane preparation and extraction efficiency.
Specifications: The shredder offers a preparation index up to 92% and extraction rates up to 98.5% with mills or diffusers. It accommodates both long and short cane, eliminating the need for cane knives, and features a compact design for easy installation on existing carriers.
Operational Features: The shredder is robust, fully automatic, and simplifies hammer removal. It is designed for low maintenance and reduced downtime, with high efficiency and low maintenance drives.
Financial Benefits: The shredder reduces power consumption, maintenance costs, and spares inventory. It also offers potential for co-generation or energy savings.
Technical Data: The document provides a table with rotor diameter, width, number of bars, and capacity for various models, indicating performance at different RPMs and fibre percentages.
Additional Equipment: Other cane preparation equipment includes cane preparators, vertical shredders, levellers, magnet separators, and capacity control systems.
Design and Safety: The shredder features a modular design, compatibility with stones and rocks up to 300 mm, and an adjustable anvil with a safe overload discharge device. It supports 60 to 176 hammers with wear protection adapted to cane quality.
Contact Information: The document provides contact details for Fives Cail's head office in France and Fives Fletcher in the UK.
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In Line Shredder Remove your knives Keep your carrier Install our In Line Shredder Improved extraction Easy operation • Preparation index up to 92% • ong fibres for good drainage and improved combustion L in the boilers • ncreased extraction with mills, MillMax® or diffusers I up to 98.5% • Highly robust design • Fully automatic operation • Simplified removal of hammers Financial Benefits • Accepts long or short cane • One unique equipment for all cane preparation • Installation on existing carriers • No cane knives required • Small footprint • Reduced power consumption for equivalent cane preparation • High efficiency, low maintenance drives • Reduced maintenance and downtime • Reduced spares inventory and overheads • educed civil works / Installation on existing carriers / Compact R installation • Increased potential for co-generation or energy savings With over 200 years of continuous experience in the sugar industry and more than 800 references in cane preparation technology, Fives Cail offers unparalleled experience in this field. Fives Cail introduced the genuine technology of In Line Shredder to the market in the early 1990s which answered the very demanding specifications to improve sugar extraction and increase plant’s throughput. Fives Cail Shredders produce a maximum proportion of opened cells providing excellent cane extraction characteristics whether for long or chopped cane. Simple installation * Compared to conventional preparation Driving Progress

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620 tch in Line Shredder - BRAZIL Long or chopped cane Rotor Capacity (tch) for IP>=90% Width diameter Bars (mm) 15% fibre @ 900 rpm 15% fibre @ 1000 rpm (mm) Shredded cane • Electric motor • Steam turbine Fives Cail In Line Shredder: the best equipment for high extraction with mills or diffusers Feed drum Other equipment for cane preparation Unrivalled cane preparation o knifes set N ontinuous and steady cane feed C igh proportion of sucrose opening cells H Increased sugar extraction Long fibres and less bagacillo Optimised energy consumption Modular design and construction ompatible for operation...

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*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.