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The company Reinbold was founded in Emmendingen in the Black Forest in 1992, since the takeover in 2000 it has developed into a global player in the wood recycling industry. Our single-shaft shredders and briquetting presses are used worldwide and right from the start they have stood for quality “Made in Germany”. The work is closely oriented at practical applications and we offer competent solutions to specific customer requirements in the sectors of shredding and briquetting. A speedy spare parts service goes without saying, as does our reliable maintenance and repair of existing Reinbold systems. In addition, we also maintain an extensive stock as well as a technical center for customer-related tests.
The main focus is on the shredding and briquetting in the wood and timber processing industry. Whether pallets, waste timber and wood, railway sleepers or production waste– the important thing with shredding is to have woodchips in a good quality and in the needed size. The shredders of the AZR series are slow-running single shaft shredders that are extremely resistant to foreign bodies and achieve very good throughput rates with low noise and dust emission. Our wood scrap shredders and briquette presses cover a wide range of application situations: from machines for small quantities to industrial applications. Machinery program is complemented by four-shaft shredders and horizontal shredders. Suitable for shredding of wood waste, wood scrap and wood residues for example, in carpentry. Further characteristics of the shredder are: - Robust construction, very reliable, easy to use, easy maintenance, low operating costs and a wide range of application areas. - The product-range of briquetting-presses for creating round and squared briquetts Lots of materials can be pressed like wood chips from hard- or softwood, saw dust, abrasive dust in combination with other materials, paper, straw, styro-foam. For more information contact Mr Michael Grimm:
