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Royer Industries, founded over 30 years ago, is a leading manufacturer of wood shredding and processing equipment. Known for its innovation and durability, Royer designs and builds machines to meet a wide range of industrial needs, including the processing of wood waste, tree limbs, and other materials. The company's top-selling equipment includes their versatile wood shredders, which are widely used in recycling, composting, and biomass production. Popular models include the Royer 120, Royer 222, and Royer 4000, offering efficient solutions for businesses looking to handle large volumes of material quickly and effectively.
Royer Brochures
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Frequently Asked Questions
What materials can Royer shredders process?
Royer shredders are designed to handle organic materials such as topsoil, compost, peat, sand, and loam. They can process materials with higher moisture and clay content, effectively churning and aerating them.
How does the "Royeration" process work?
The "Royeration" process involves four steps: feeding material into the shredder-mixer hopper, churning and aerating the material on a cleated belt, dispersing finely processed material while oversized lumps are reprocessed, and automatically separating non-shreddable debris into a trash stream.
What are the specifications of the Royer 120 model?
The Royer 120 features a loading height of 6 feet 3 inches, width of 5 feet 3 inches, length of 11 feet 4 inches, and a hopper capacity of 3/4 cubic yard. It is powered by an 11-horsepower gasoline engine and weighs approximately 1,100 pounds.
Is the Royer 112 suitable for small-scale projects?
Yes, the Royer 112 is ideal for small-scale projects. It is manually loaded, has a compact size, and can process up to 12 cubic yards per hour, making it suitable for tasks like landscaping and golf course maintenance.
What distinguishes the Royer 466 model?
The Royer 466 is designed for high-volume topsoil processing and blending. It comes equipped with an incline grizzly screen and a remote computer control unit, allowing for efficient blending, aerating, and screening of organic materials.
Can Royer machines handle materials with high moisture content?
Yes, Royer machines are capable of processing materials with higher moisture and clay content, effectively churning and aerating them to produce a light, finely processed end product.
Are there options for different power sources in Royer models?
Yes, certain Royer models offer options for different power sources. For example, the Royer 120 is available with either a gasoline engine or an electric motor, providing flexibility based on user preferences and project requirements.
What is the typical application for the Royer 120?
The Royer 120 is commonly used in various soil and composting applications. Its design allows for efficient processing of materials, making it suitable for tasks that require shredding, blending, and aerating soil or compost.
How does the automatic debris separation work in Royer machines?
During the processing cycle, non-shreddable materials and debris are automatically separated into a trash stream and discharged, ensuring that the final product is free from unwanted materials.
Where are Royer machines manufactured?
Royer machines are proudly made in the USA, with manufacturing facilities located in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
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