Branch chipping blades are specialized tools used to shred biomass materials such as branches and wood. They are typically installed in branch chippers or shredders. They are primarily made of high-strength alloy steel or carbide containing elements such as chromium, molybdenum, and vanadium, ensuring wear and impact resistance.
Wear Resistance: The blade surface hardness can reach HRC58-62 (for materials such as high-manganese steel), making it suitable for shredding hard impurities in wood and branches, such as pebbles and metal debris.
Applications:
- General Purpose: Suitable for processing medium-hard materials such as poplar and maple branches.
- Hardwood: Designed for hard materials such as old cypress branches. The blades undergo a special heat treatment to reduce wear.
- Softwood: Designed for soft materials such as poplar branches, offering a sharper blade and lower energy consumption.
