Product Description Steel Shredder,Portable Metal Shredder,Scrap Metal Crusher,Scrap Metal Shredder Machine Jiangsu Dalongkai Technology Co., Ltd. , https://www.dlkscrapbaler.com
Scrap SHREDDER is a shredding machine used to produce scrap shredded materials, mainly used for scrapping cars, scrapped household appliances and thin scrap steel machines. The shell of the main engine is made of extra-thick steel plate, and the inner lining is made of high-manganese cast steel, which can be replaced. Our scrap shredders also provide customers with other equipment to form a complete scrap shredding line. The main equipment of scrap crushing line includes scrap feeding conveyor, crusher and scrap discharging conveyor.
Application
The scrap shredder can be used to shred the whole car body or the flattened car body, household appliances, bicycle body, empty cans, etc.
New area ambulances
The Medtec Flickr page recently posted three images showing new ambulances being delivered to local emergency services in Roselle, Libertyville, and Orland Park. These photos offer a glimpse into the latest equipment being added to the area’s fleet.
The first image shows a brand-new Medtec Type I ambulance destined for Roselle. The vehicle features a modern design and is built using advanced composite materials, ensuring durability and efficiency. It's always exciting to see new units rolling in, especially when they're equipped with the latest technology to support first responders.
Next up is a Medtec Type III ambulance heading to Libertyville. This model is typically used for more specialized medical transport, and it's clear from the photo that this unit is no exception. The attention to detail in the build quality reflects the high standards expected from Medtec, a trusted name in emergency vehicle manufacturing.
Lastly, there's a similar Type III ambulance set for Orland Park. Like the one for Libertyville, this unit is also constructed with composite materials, making it lightweight yet strong. It's great to see these communities investing in updated equipment to better serve their residents.
These additions are sure to make a difference in how emergency services operate in the region. Thanks to Martin for sharing these updates and helping keep the community informed.