A wood chipper which includes a chamber having a flywheel and which includes a wood in-feed system. The in-feed system includes a bin inclined for gravity-feeding wood product to the chamber and a cylindrical anvil disposed between an outlet of the bin and the flywheel. The flywheel includes a plurality of plates laminated together with fasteners. First and second ones of the plates have aligned first and second openings respectively for passage of chips. The second opening has a tab which extends from an edge thereof partially into the first opening. A knife is attached to the tab and supports a blade outwardly of the first plate and thus outwardly of the flywheel. A system is provided for providing water mist onto wood product only as it is being fed down the in-feed bin.

A shredder includes a shredder box and a shredder rotor positioned within an interior of the shredder box. The shredder rotor is rotatable about a rotor axis and has a plurality of rotor teeth. An access door is pivotally moveable between an open position and a closed position, the access door defining a side wall of the shredder box when in the closed position. A shredder comb is positioned at an interior side of the access door and includes a plurality of shredder comb teeth. When the access door is in the closed position, the shredder comb is positioned at a shredding location to intermesh with the plurality of rotor teeth for shredding material input to the shredder box. The plurality of shredder comb teeth are removable and reversible for use in two orientations.

Proposed is a food-waste disposal apparatus, in particular, including a housing; a plurality of grinding blades provided inside the housing and grinding food waste put into the housing; a grinding shaft mounted with the plurality of grinding blades at setting intervals and rotatably installed at one side of the housing; a grinding scraper comprising a plurality of scraper projections and preventing food waste from getting stuck between the grinding blades; and a scraper guide provided inside the housing, guiding the grinding scraper to turn to a mounting position, and supporting the grinding scraper in a mounting state, wherein the grinding scraper is mounted at the mounting position as turned along the scraper guide after the grinding scraper is laid on the grinding blades through an upper opening of the housing so that the scraper projections can be disposed between the grinding blades.

The invention relates to a tool for securing on a tool holder of a machine tool for machining vegetable and/or mineral materials, comprising a tool body which is equipped with a machining attachment that points in a tool feeding direction and comprises a cutting region, in particular a cutting element, and on which a fitting element for meshing with a mating element provided on the tool holder is formed on a support surface facing the tool holder. The dependability and operational reliability when using a machine tool can be ensured if the fitting element has at least two molded regions with different contour regions over the vertical course of the fitting element with respect to the support surface.

A minute cutting apparatus for a superabsorbent polymer hydrogel using a pump is disclosed. An embodiment of the present invention provides the minute cutting apparatus, including: a barrel body in which a transfer space through which the hydrogel is transferred is formed; a pumping unit installed in the barrel body to supply a pressing force to the transfer space, a rotation shaft rotatably installed in the transfer space of the barrel body; a driving motor configured to provide a rotational driving force to rotation shaft; a cutter member installed on the rotation shaft to pulverize the hydrogel transferred by the pressing force in the transfer space; and a perforated plate installed in the barrel body to discharge the hydrogel pulverized by the cutter member to an outside of the barrel body.

A minute cutting apparatus for a superabsorbent polymer hydrogel using a pump is disclosed. An embodiment of the present invention provides the minute cutting apparatus, including: a barrel body in which a transfer space through which the hydrogel is transferred is formed; a pumping unit installed in the barrel body to supply a pressing force to the transfer space, a rotation shaft rotatably installed in the transfer space of the barrel body; a driving motor configured to provide a rotational driving force to rotation shaft; a cutter member installed on the rotation shaft to pulverize the hydrogel transferred by the pressing force in the transfer space; and a perforated plate installed in the barrel body to discharge the hydrogel pulverized by the cutter member to an outside of the barrel body.

Device for grinding and mixing of herbs and/or tobacco and/or spices, preparing and dispensing of cigarettes and method for the application thereof The subject of the invention is a device for grinding and mixing of herbs and/or tobacco and/or spices, preparing and dispensing of cigarettes, the device comprising a grinding chamber (2) for holding and grinding the herbs and/or tobacco and/or spices, wherein the grinding chamber (2) has a plurality of tubes (9) for holding pre-rolled cigarette papers (17) and receiving ground herbs and/or tobacco and/or spices, a carousel (10), which is rotatable around a central axis (16). The device further comprises a mixing chamber (5) for mixing the herbs and/or tobacco and/or spices, which is located below the grinding chamber (2), a mixing unit (4) located in the mixing chamber (5), at least one door (7) on the carousel cover (8) for dispensing one tube (9) or a plurality of tubes (9) with the filled pre-rolled cigarette paper (17), wherein the carousel (10) comprises a plurality of tube holders (14) for holding the tubes (9). The subject of the invention is also the method for the application of the device.

A material reducing machine includes a rotary reducing drum that is rotatable about an axis of rotation and defines a reducing boundary that extends at least partially around the axis of rotation. The material reducing machine includes an infeed conveyor for transporting material to a front portion of the rotary reducing drum and defines a conveyor plane. The material reducing machine includes a mill box at least partially surrounding the rotary reducing drum and including a mill box lid mounted generally above the rotary reducing drum. The mill box lid has an inlet edge positioned above a rear portion of the rotary reducing drum and an outlet edge positioned above the front portion of the rotary reducing drum. The mill box includes an infeed opening that is configured to receive material from a feed table and has an upper opening defined by the outlet edge of the mill box lid.

A material reducing machine includes a rotary reducing drum that is rotatable about an axis of rotation and defines a reducing boundary that extends at least partially around the axis of rotation. The material reducing machine includes an infeed conveyor for transporting material to a front portion of the rotary reducing drum and defines a conveyor plane. The material reducing machine includes a mill box at least partially surrounding the rotary reducing drum and including a mill box lid mounted generally above the rotary reducing drum. The mill box lid has an inlet edge positioned above a rear portion of the rotary reducing drum and an outlet edge positioned above the front portion of the rotary reducing drum. The mill box includes an infeed opening that is configured to receive material from a feed table and has an upper opening defined by the outlet edge of the mill box lid.

The mobile waste comminuting device of the invention comprises: at least one comminuting shaft; an internal combustion engine; at least one generator that is coupled to the internal combustion engine to convert mechanical energy supplied by the internal combustion engine into electric energy; at least one electric motor which is powered by the electric energy so as to drive the at least one comminuting shaft and change the direction of rotation thereof; and an energy store for storing energy and at least partly powering the at least one electric motor with electric energy, in particular for storing energy during periods of low power demand and supplying energy during periods of high power demand in relation to the nominal power of the at least one generator.