Industrial shredder for industrial use
Shredder BIO 1250 with engine Iveco AIFO C10E Turbo Diesel - max. 50 cm
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Caravaggi Industrial BIO1250 I429T
The BIO 1250 is a high-power industrial chipper, powered by the Iveco AIFO C10E Turbo Diesel engine (429 hp).
Built for the toughest applications, it delivers an impressive production capacity of 60 – 120 m³/h.
Equipped with a rotor featuring 44 heavy free-swinging hammers, a large feed hopper with metal conveyor belt (130 x 350 cm), and a double feed roller with a maximum opening of 50 cm, the BIO 1250 easily processes bulky wood and green waste.
The machine comes standard with a discharge conveyor (4 m height) and an advanced “No-Stress” anti-blocking system, ensuring safe and continuous operation.
Its chassis is mounted on 2 wheels without brakes, making it suitable for stationary use.
Key features:
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Iveco AIFO C10E Turbo Diesel engine, 429 hp
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Rotor with 44 heavy free-swinging hammers
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Production capacity: 60 – 120 m³/h
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Large feed hopper with metal conveyor belt 130 x 350 cm
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Double feed roller – opening up to 50 cm
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Discharge conveyor 4 m + “No-Stress” system
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Chassis on 2 wheels, without brakes
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Weight: 13,000 kg
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Price: Ex works Pontoglio, Italy
The BIO 1250 C10E is the ultimate solution for industrial operators demanding maximum power, capacity, and reliability.
Specifications
| ø max. branches | 50 cm |
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| Motor | Iveco AIFO C10E Turbo Diesel |
| Power | 429 hp |
| Number of hammers | 44 |
| Number of feed rollers | 2 |
| Weight | 13.000 kg |
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