Feeder and Discharge Conveyors for Shredding Systems

Feeder and Discharge Conveyors for shredding and scrap handling. Move heavy, abrasive materials before and after shredding to improve flow and protect equipment.

• Industrial Conveyors
• Feeder and Discharge Conveyors
• Benefits
• Applications
• How They Work
• Feeding material into horizontal or vertical shredders
• Moving processed material away from shredders for sorting or recovery
• Discharging ferrous and non-ferrous scrap into metal separation systems
• Integration with magnetic separation systems, eddy current separators, and screening equipment
• Handling heavy, abrasive, or irregular feedstock
• As feeders, they deliver a steady flow of material into the shredder, preventing surges and optimizing shredder performance.
• After shredding, discharge conveyors transport the processed material to separation equipment or storage. Magnetic pulleys, drum magnets, or eddy current separators can be added to remove ferrous and non-ferrous metals as the material moves along the line.
• With heavy-duty drive systems and optional wear-resistant components, these conveyors provide continuous, reliable operation in challenging environments.

Feeder and discharge conveyors are designed to move heavy, abrasive, and jagged scrap before and after shredding. They provide a steady, controlled flow of material that improves throughput, protects downstream equipment, and supports efficient metal separation.

Bunting Feeder and Discharge Conveyors provide reliable material handling at the stages before and after shredding. They deliver a consistent flow into horizontal or vertical shredders and efficiently move processed material to downstream sorting or separation equipment. Engineered for high-impact, high-volume applications, these conveyors handle abrasive, jagged, and uneven feedstock with ease. They integrate seamlessly with Bunting magnetic separation equipment to improve metal recovery and protect critical machinery. Optional features such as armor plating, infeed hoppers, and containment covers enhance durability and operator safety, making these conveyors a reliable choice for continuous scrap and recycling operations.

Handle Heavy and Abrasive Scrap: Built to withstand the impact and wear caused by jagged, bulky, and sharp materials in demanding applications.

Ensure a Reliable Material Flow Before and After Shredding: Maintain a steady feed rate into the shredders and efficiently remove processed scrap to ensure continuous production.

Integrate Seamlessly with Metal Separation Equipment. Work easily with magnetic pulleys, drum magnets, and eddy current separators to create complete metal recovery systems.

Offer Flexible, Custom Configurations Available in a wide range of widths, lengths, and layouts, with options such as hoppers, containment covers, and armor plating.

Improve Safety and Reduce Manual Handling: Minimize lifting, spillage, and line interruptions while moving heavy materials safely and consistently.

Deliver a Long Service Life with Low Maintenance: Durable frames and wear-resistant components ensure long-lasting performance with minimal downtime.

Feeder and discharge conveyors ensure smooth, safe material handling before and after shredding and are used in a wide range of scrap and recycling operations.

Feeding material into horizontal or vertical shredders

Moving processed material away from shredders for sorting or recovery

Feeding ferrous and non-ferrous scrap into metal separation systems

Integration with magnetic separation, eddy current separators, and screening equipment

Handling heavy, abrasive, or irregular feedstock

By maintaining a consistent flow of material before and after shredding, these conveyors help increase throughput, reduce equipment wear, and support efficient recovery operations.

Feeder and discharge conveyors ensure controlled material movement throughout the shredding and separation process.

They handle heavy scrap, jagged materials, shredded metals, abrasive feedstock, and a wide range of bulk processing materials.

Yes. They are designed to feed material into shredders and to transport processed scrap to downstream separation or storage areas.

Yes. They feature reinforced frames, abrasion-resistant belts, and optional armor plating for extreme durability.

Absolutely. They work seamlessly with magnetic pulleys, drum magnets, eddy current separators, and other Bunting separation systems.

Yes. Belt widths, lengths, layouts, and optional features can be customized to meet plant requirements and material characteristics.

They reduce manual lifting, prevent material from piling up, and ensure the controlled, contained movement of heavy or abrasive scrap.

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