The second XRipper XRG patent is for an integrated screen feed system that uses rotating brushes to comb through a stationary screen, clearing solid debris and directing it into the center of the grinder cutting stack. Service technicians attending Vogelsang’s recent Service School commented on how easy it is to service an XRipper, and that traditional cutter stacks in competitors’ units are extremely time-consuming. Maintenance time and costs for these traditional units is much higher than for the XRipper.

This is a vast improvement over other twin-shaft grinders whose rotors are a column of stacked individual blades and spacers that can break down or wear unevenly. Precision machined from high-quality hardened alloy, this cutter assembly is easy to remove in one piece without having to take out the complete grinder. The first patented technology used in the XRipper XRG is a one-piece monolithic Ripper rotor.

Two patent-pending design features deliver consistent grinding on a larger scale than traditional grinders, in a unit that is rugged, but still very maintenance friendly. An extension of the company’s XRipper line, this new design was developed for the harsh operating conditions and high-flow rates found in headworks and lift stations. Vogelsang has taken its XRipper twin-shaft grinder technology to a new level with the XRipper Giant (XRG).

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