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PCR1034 Prechopper with Conveyor and Magnetic Separation Belt

Used PCR1034 Prechopper System with New Electrical Controls

The PCR1034 prechopper is a single-shaft shredder that provides rapid reduction of ferrous and non-ferrous scrap material. This used unit was previously operated in SWEED’s on-site demonstration system.

Used Equipment Included— Sold As-Is

  • PCR1034 Prechopper: AD074883-U
  • Conveyor TC/13: AD069791-U
  • MCB 2026: AD067721-U
  • PCR1034 Outfeed Chute: AB066991-U

New Control System Included

  • HMI with full motor and ram control
  • Variable-speed/reversing main PC rotor
  • Auto-sensing ram with loading setpoints

Package Price: $42,000

All equipment listed under “Used Equipment Included” is used and sold as-is. The control system is new. Freight is not included.

PCR1034 with outtake conveyor and magnetic cross belt

PCR1034 with outtake conveyor and magnetic cross belt

PCR1034 Side View 1

PCR1034 Side View 2

PCR1034 Side View 2

PCR1034 Back View

PCR1034 Back View

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