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April 2008 - Shopping Carts The Challenges Recently, we heard a story about a company who went on a 'shopping cart round-up' and located approximately 6,000 abandoned shopping carts throughout the city. This prompted us to think about how difficult bulky, lightweight metal is to transport and recycle. So why not shred them first? The Solution When building a shredder for handling bulky metals, SSI specifies one that is large enough to accept the material and robust enough to process the material around the clock without destroying itself. We ran these shopping carts on a Dual-Shear™ shredder, powerful enough to shred without overloading or reversing. And large enough to grab a hold of, and finish off the steel carts. Not even the heavy-duty solid bars or wheels posed the slightest problem for this shredder.
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To see our entire collection of videos visit our video library -------------------------------Shred of the Month spotlights: Aug 2011 - SSI On Wheels: Mobile M120 May 2011 - Construction & Demolition Debris Feb/Mar 2011 - Split-Chamber Shredders Dec 2010 - Santa Reviews Videos of 2010 Nov 2010 - Whole Engine Blocks and Transmissions June/July 2010 - Used Beverage Containers (UBC's) April 2010 - "The Crusher" Scrap Compactor Jan/Feb 2010 - Concrete Demolition Debris Dec 2009 - 12 Days of Shredding Oct 2009 - Hard Drives (Tapes & Media too!) Sept 2009 - SSI Shredders on TV! Mar 2009 - Product Destruction Jan 2009 - Airplane vs. Shredzilla! Nov 2008 - Refrigerator Recycling June 2007 - Tires (in a trommel) Jan 2007 - Industrial Paper Rolls ------------------------------- SSI on TV:
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