The Shark goes electric: TANA versatility with zero emissions

By MEq April 8, 2018 21:14

The new TANA Shark 440EM electric industrial waste shredder offers the same TANA versatility and reliability but is more environmentally friendly, with improvements in both emissions and noise. The new electric shredder will be exhibited at IFAT 2018.

In the electric TANA Shark, the diesel engine is replaced by two electric motors. The operator can plug the machine into their power supply or use a power unit. A machine that runs on electricity instead of diesel goes easy on both the environment and the wallet. The initial investment will be paid back in lower operating costs while supporting sustainability, a cleaner site, and a safer working environment due to zero emissions.

Especially at waste management sites near urban areas, local regulations around noise levels often apply. An electric waste shredder is 6 dB quieter than a diesel-powered one, making it easier to comply with noise regulations and keep the neighbors happy. Excessive noise is also a work safety issue. The electric TANA Shark helps create a safer work environment and more satisfied employees.

The TANA Shark 440EM is a semi-trailer model, so it gives you greater versatility. A single machine can be moved between stacks and areas within your facility, eliminating the need to move waste around and saving time and money. It can even be moved between sites, eliminating the need to purchase a shredder for every site.

The electric shredder is the flagship product of our new TANA Shark industrial waste shredder product line. In addition to an updated conveyor, one of the major improvements in the new model series is the new highly user-friendly control system. The control panels are clearer than ever, allowing intuitive operation of the machine. The symbols and figures guide even the inexperienced user, so site supervisors can spend fewer hours on user training.