Z 60

Precision shredding with flexible settings—designed for the perfect final product.

With 30 interchangeable tools on its 10-foot rotor, the Z-series shredder adapts to your needs with over ten adjustable settings for precise final product sizes. An optional screen basket ensures material meets specifications in a single pass, while a robust discharge conveyor streamlines operations for maximum efficiency.

Key features

  • Pre-shredding or making a sellable product with just one machine
  • Hopper capacity increases from 5.5 yd3 to 9.5 yd3 with double-sided extensions
  • Fast-reversing hydro-mechanical rotor drive, resistant to contaminants
  • Tool-free cutting gap adjustment for quick product size change
  • Large and wide conveyor belts for maximum material discharge
  • Rear conveyor belt with infinitely adjustable height and speed
  • Easy access to shredding compartment
  • Eggersmann Telematics System
  • Available on tracks, on wheels and stationary electric version

Technical specifications

Engine diesel version

600 hp (447 kW) Cummins X12

Engine electric version

2 x 160 kW

Hopper

9.5 yd3

Discharge height

16′ 5″

Rotor

1

Rotor speed

20 – 40 rpm reversible

Rotor length

10′

Production

Up to 120 TPH

 
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Dimensions on tracks

Length 30′ 4″

Width 12′ 4″

Height 12′ 4″

Weight 77,100 lb

Dimensions on wheels

Length 32′ 4″

Width 13′ 1″

Height 12′ 4″

Weight 70,550 lb

Z60 or Z50?

Same engine, same 10 foot rotor with 30 interchangeable tools, same 9.5 cubic yard hopper. The difference is output: the Z60 is rated up to 120 TPH against 95 TPH for the Teuton Z50, and it is the heavier and wider machine, at 77,100 lb on tracks.

It pre-shreds, or makes a sellable product in one pass, with more than ten tool settings. Choose tracks, wheels or a stationary electric version. See all our shredders. We sell and service Eggersmann from Ashley, PA.

Tell us your material and the tons an hour you need, and we will tell you Z60 or Z50: Get a quote on the Z 60.

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