1. Low Speed Cutting Helps Reduce Noise
- Generally designed with a low speed, high torque cutting structure.
- Produces less impact noise than high‑speed crushers.
- Single shaft shredders rely on shearing and tearing rather than violent hammering.
- Working sound is relatively stable when processing plastic, paper, wood, and similar materials.
2. Actual Noise Depends on Configuration & Material
- Noise level influenced by rotor design, knife arrangement, screen type, motor power, feed material, and load condition.
- Processing hard, thick, or mixed materials may increase impact noise.
- For export projects, request the measured noise value under defined test conditions.
- Do not rely on general low noise claims.
3. Sound Enclosure & Vibration Control Options
- If the installation site has strict environmental requirements, a sound enclosure can be equipped.
- Damping pads, sealed feed hopper, or vibration isolation base are also available.
- These measures help reduce noise emission and improve workshop working conditions.
- Feasibility of these options should be confirmed with the manufacturer before ordering.
4. Provide Noise Data for Overseas Compliance
- For overseas customers, provide noise test reports, CE‑related documentation, installation recommendations, and optional acoustic accessories.
- Can be positioned as a relatively quiet industrial shredding solution.
- Exact noise performance should be verified according to the customer's local standards and on‑site conditions.
