New ARJES IMPAKTOR 250 – TRACK in North Carolina

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No other slow-speed shredder on the market can match the Impaktor 250 in versatility and performance at this size and price point. Shred concrete, rubble, asphalt, bricks, chunk wood, and waste from a single machine! Special shaft geometry positions material to be crushed, then secondary double jaw breakers, in conjunction with bottom breaker bars, help operators achieve a final product size. In short – the Impaktor 250 is the most compact, most versatile slow speed shredder available today.

The Impaktor 250 is designed from the ground up to really produce. It’s easier to transport, quicker to set up, and tougher on the variety of material you need to shred. The large volume infeed hopper means less prep work to feed material, and compact dimensions mean its easier to tow and position, weighing only 15 tons.

The Impaktor 250 can be outfitted with either standard Impaktor shafts or the special paddle shafts, depending on the application – and the switch is relatively quick, taking only a few hours, thanks to the unique quick-change cassette shaft system. No other shredder can handle as wide a variety of materials. Give Bandit or a local dealer a call today for a demonstration to see how a 250 can change your operation!

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Payment Calculator Shop Parts Competitive Comparison

Width Standard	90" (transport)
Width Metric	2,300 mm (transport)
Height Standard	110" (transport)
Height Metric	2,800 mm (transport)
Length Standard	287" (transport)
Length Metric	7,300 mm (transport)
Weight Standard	33,000 pounds
Weight Metric	14,000 KG
Fuel Tank Standard	87 Gallons
Power Standard	220 HP
Power Metric	160 KW

Standard Equipment:

Track unit - Volvo 5L, 175 horsepower diesel - Tier 4 Final
Quick change cassette system - allows for simplifed maintenance, replacement, or refurbishment
Available as track with diesel engine or stationary with electric motor
Mechanically adjustable side combs (can be run open or closed)
Weighs just over15 tons and can easily be transported
Wide profile discharge belt with over-belt magnet
Wireless radio remote - controls all track and shredding functions
Automatic reversing function protects against fracture of the cutting tools
Optional finger screen (easy separation of the material flow into two fractions (0-22 mm / 0-60mm)

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