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The FORUS HB 172 slow-speed shredder is a versatile machine designed to process challenging and bulky waste.
Equipped with a twin-rotor system, a 1.70 x 1.30 m shredding chamber, and a 6-cylinder Caterpillar diesel engine, this shredder is ideal for professionals in recycling, demolition, waste recovery, and waste processing.
This 2008 model has 1,934 hours of operation and features an Ampliroll hook-lift chassis, making it easy to transport and set up at various operating sites.
The FORUS HB 172 operates at low speeds using two rotors—a configuration particularly well-suited for shredding heterogeneous and bulky materials.
Its hydraulically tilting hopper facilitates chamber loading and allows for material repositioning during operation. The unit also includes an overband magnet designed to extract ferrous metals from the shredded material.
Find more shredders at www.sodineg.com and on our mobile app.

Find this 2020 Bugnot BVE30 vegetation shredder—showing 1,200 hours of use—on the Sodineg France website.
Designed for shredding vegetation and branches, this machine weighs 7 tonnes. It measures 6.22 m in length,
2.60 m in width, and 2.44 m in height. Its engine delivers 200 hp.
The rotor is equipped with 68 swinging carbide hammers. The maximum clearance between the infeed conveyors is 35 cm. The intake channel measures 1.32 m, featuring a bottom conveyor belt 2.90 m in length.
Its average rated output is 80 m³/h (approximately 5.9 tonnes per hour), depending on the material processed and operating conditions.
It features a remote control for operating the conveyor feed (forward, stop, and reverse functions) and is equipped with a hydraulic rear door.
Find more shredders at www.sodineg.com and on our mobile app.