Hansek Maschinenbau GmbH products

The Hansek screw press can be used to drain a wide range of materials. The material to be drained is placed into the machine through the inlet. In the task area, splash water brought along can drain through a sieve in the housing. The material is transported to the machine’s drainage area by the screw shaft. Here, the material is compressed considerably, so that the water contained in the material is pressed out through the sieve. The compressed material is conveyed out of the machine again.

The Hansek disc mill can be used to finely grind a wide range of materials. The material is placed into the machine through the inlet and is transported to the grinder by a screw shaft. Here, it is ground under pressure between a fixed disc and a rotating disk. The ground material falls through the machine outlet and can be transported for further processing.

The Hansek spiral crusher can be used to shred a wide range of materials. The material is placed into the machine through the inlet and is transported to the shredding head by a freely running spiral. Here, the material is ground between a fixed disc and a rotating disk. The ground material falls through the machine outlet and can be transported for further processing.

The Hansek Maschinenbau company has extensive experience when it comes to recycling rock and glass wool. We provide machines for the following areas:

An overview our foundry projects. Extraction hoods for cleaning workstations with a table and lockable compartments.

Fibreglass fleece, continuous filament, spools and rovings can be fed into the spiral crusher for shredding.

The spiral crusher roughly shreds glass fibre waste with its open spiral and between its two shredding discs. Throughput: 1,500kg/h.

The spiral crusher breaks the fibres down to a length of approximately 10 to 100 mm. The result of the grinding can be altered by adjusting the setting and design of the shredding discs in the spiral crusher and in the disc mills.

The double-disc mill gives the material an approximately even fibre length. This material can be used further in various processes.

An additional disc mill can be used to further mill the material to the desired final fineness in the µm range. Throughput: 500kg/h.