Fornnax Technology will showcase its R-MAX3300 secondary shredder at IFAT India 2026, taking place from September 9 to 11 at the Bombay Exhibition Centre in Mumbai. The company says the machine is the world’s biggest secondary and fine shredder and is engineered for high-capacity alternative fuel and raw material pre-processing. Designed for applications including end-of-life tires, municipal solid waste, e-waste, cable waste and other complex material streams, the R-MAX3300 is intended to produce a consistent 50–80 mm output for cement and waste-to-energy applications. With a 3,300 mm rotor length, 1,145 mm rotor diameter and processing capacity of 30 to 70 tonnes per hour depending on input material and screen size, the equipment is positioned for large-scale recycling operations seeking higher throughput, reliable pre-processing and lower cost per tonne.

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Machine designed for AFR pre-processing

The R-MAX3300 is designed for high-capacity alternative fuel and raw material pre-processing. For cement plants and waste-to-energy facilities, this type of secondary shredding equipment can prepare waste streams into more consistent output sizes before downstream processing or energy recovery.

Fornnax says the shredder can produce 50–80 mm output, depending on configuration. The company lists end-of-life tires, municipal solid waste, e-waste, cable waste and other demanding material streams among the applications that visitors can discuss with its technical team at IFAT India 2026.

R-MAX3300 offers 30 to 70 tonnes per hour capacity

According to Fornnax, the R-MAX3300 has a 3,300 mm rotor length and a 1,145 mm rotor diameter. The machine is designed to process between 30 and 70 tonnes per hour, depending on the input material and output screen size.

The company’s product information also describes the R-MAX3300 as a high-capacity single-shaft machine for downsizing materials into consistently sized particles. Its R-Max Series information lists a power range of 430 to 540 HP, while the product page refers to a 430 HP drive and an internal screen with hole sizes up to 50 mm.

Replaceable wear parts target lower downtime

Fornnax says the R-MAX3300 incorporates replaceable wear-and-tear parts designed to extend component life, simplify maintenance and support reliable long-term operation. The company highlights heavy-duty replaceable wear parts and local spare-parts availability as factors that can help operators reduce downtime and manage operating costs.

For large-scale tire recycling, RDF production, MSW processing and other high-volume applications, maintenance access and wear-part cost are important operational factors. Equipment used for secondary shredding must handle abrasive and variable feedstock while maintaining output consistency.

IFAT India booth to include technical consultations

At IFAT India 2026, Fornnax plans to present the R-MAX3300 at Booth B001 in Hall 3. The company says visitors will be able to view the machine, discuss processing challenges with its technical team and examine how shredding technology can be adapted to specific waste streams.

The company is positioning the event as an opportunity for operators to evaluate new equipment, upgrade existing lines and improve processing performance. Fornnax also says it will discuss global recycling trends, changing material streams and processing requirements with customers and partners.

Technology relevant to tire recycling operations

For the tire recycling sector, secondary shredders are important for preparing end-of-life tires and tire-derived material for downstream applications. Depending on the process route, shredded tire material can be used for alternative fuel, crumb rubber production, granulation, pyrolysis feedstock preparation, tire-derived aggregate or other recovery pathways.

Consistent size reduction can improve material handling, processing efficiency and downstream product quality. For cement AFR and waste-to-energy applications, reliable output size is also important for feeding systems, combustion stability and process control.

Fornnax expands global recycling equipment presence

Fornnax says it has a growing presence across Europe, Australia, the GCC and Asian markets. The company describes its product range as focused on efficient, reliable and high-capacity recycling solutions for complex waste streams.

The R-MAX3300 showcase at IFAT India 2026 follows the machine’s earlier launch at IFAT India 2025, where Fornnax presented it as a major development for high-throughput secondary shredding. By bringing the machine back to the event in 2026, the company is seeking to demonstrate its relevance for industrial recycling, tire recycling, AFR processing and circular economy applications.

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