How many types of wood crushers are there

There are various types of wood crushers that can be classified according to different standards. The following is a detailed summary of its types:

Divided by power type

• Diesel wood crusher: using a diesel engine as the power source, suitable for scenarios where electricity is inconvenient or mobile operations are required.
• Electric wood crusher: relying on electric drive, suitable for fixed workplaces, can provide stable crushing capacity.

Divided by exercise mode

• Mobile wood crusher: It has a mobile function, making it easy to operate in different locations, such as a vehicle mounted tree crusher.
• Crawler type wood crusher: suitable for complex terrains and work environments that require frequent movement by walking on tracks.

Divided by crushing method and discharge type

• Sawdust crusher: mainly used to crush waste wood, straw, crops, branches, etc. into sawdust, with a discharge particle size generally between 2-20mm. These sawdust can be used in biomass pellet machine s to manufacture pellets, density boards, sawdust boards, etc.
• Comprehensive crusher: capable of crushing various types of wood, with larger particle sizes such as palm sized wooden blocks, suitable for preliminary crushing of wood.
• Wood sawdust machine: mainly used for crushing round wood, miscellaneous wood, etc., with smaller particle sizes such as nail cover sized wood chips, mainly used for the cultivation of edible fungi.
• Chipping machine: mainly used to cut wood into clean and neat pieces, with a discharge particle size generally between 3-5mm, suitable for use in paper mills.

Divided by scale and production capacity

• Small wood crusher: suitable for small-scale, low capacity production needs, such as home workshops, small factories, etc.
• Medium sized wood crusher: with moderate production capacity, suitable for medium-sized production needs.
• Large scale wood crusher: With high production capacity, it is suitable for large-scale and high-efficiency production needs, such as large wood processing plants, recycling stations, etc.

In addition, there are some special types of wood shredders, such as drum chippers, disc chippers, and double axis shredders, which have their own characteristics in structure and function and are suitable for different application scenarios.

In summary, there are various types of wood crushers, and users should consider their production needs, working environment, raw material characteristics, and other factors comprehensively to choose the most suitable equipment for themselves.