Used Complete Extraction Systems

Verify throughput capacity, condition of wear parts (screens, shredder knives, belts, bearings), electrical controls, and maintenance records. Inspect for rust, structural damage, and contamination. Request a test run and confirm spare parts availability and compliance with local environmental rules.

Plan disassembly into transportable modules, secure permits for oversized loads, hire heavy-haul carriers, and coordinate cranes for loading/unloading. Protect sensitive components, document serial numbers, and insure the shipment.

Maintain belts, chains and bearings; sharpen or replace shredder knives and screens; clean dust collectors and replace filters; inspect hydraulic lines and motors; and follow scheduled lubrication and electrical checks. Keep key wear parts in stock.

Match hopper size and feed rate to the loader capacity, design safe loading ramps and dump points, and coordinate cycle times to avoid bottlenecks. Consider protective liners, feed conveyors, and communication between loader operators and plant controls.