Industrial Hammer Mills
High-, medium- and laboratory-scale mills engineered for consistent particle sizing across an extensive range of materials and production requirements.
Nearly a century of Buffalo-made manufacturing excellence, custom-engineered size reduction solutions and dependable equipment built to help industries crush, grind and conquer their toughest material-processing challenges.
1928
From its beginnings as Schutte Pulverizer Company to its position today as a globally trusted equipment manufacturer, Schutte Hammermill has remained deeply connected to Buffalo’s industrial heritage.
Schutte Hammermill designs and manufactures industrial equipment that helps businesses transform challenging materials into consistent, usable and valuable products.
Founded in 1928, the company established itself as an early leader in the design and manufacture of high-quality particle size reduction equipment. Its product line has continued to grow alongside the changing needs of manufacturers, recyclers, agricultural processors and other industrial operations.
Today, Schutte Hammermill provides hammer mills, wood grinders, crushers, shredders, lump breakers, pellet mills and material-handling equipment. Each solution is selected or custom-engineered around the customer’s material, production goals and desired finished particle size.
The company’s equipment is proudly manufactured at its Buffalo, New York facility and supported by technical expertise, replacement wear parts and a team committed to long-term customer success.
From individual machines to complete processing systems, Schutte Hammermill offers rugged equipment configured around each customer’s operation.
High-, medium- and laboratory-scale mills engineered for consistent particle sizing across an extensive range of materials and production requirements.
Heavy-duty systems for processing pallets, lumber, bark, trim scrap and other wood waste into usable material streams.
Industrial crushers, single-shaft shredders and lump breakers designed to manage bulky, abrasive or difficult-to-process materials.
Pelletizing solutions for feed, grain and biomass applications, supported by dies, roll shells and replacement components.
Conveyors, feeders, screeners, dust collectors and supporting equipment that help create efficient, integrated processing systems.
OEM hammers, screens, rods, wear plates, bearings and other components that help customers minimize downtime and maintain dependable performance.
Schutte Hammermill’s technology supports established industries and emerging markets throughout the world.
Effective size reduction requires more than selecting equipment from a catalog. It requires understanding how a material behaves, what the customer needs to produce and how the equipment will fit into the complete operation.
Schutte Hammermill works closely with customers to identify the right technology, configuration and support equipment for each application. The company also offers complimentary size reduction testing to help demonstrate performance before a customer invests in a final solution.
Equipment is configured around the material, throughput, finished size and operating requirements of the customer.
Size reduction testing helps verify results and supports informed equipment selection.
Heavy-duty equipment is built for dependable, day-in and day-out operation in demanding industrial environments.
Replacement wear parts and knowledgeable support help customers protect uptime and equipment performance.
Machines can be paired with conveyors, feeders, controls, dust collection and other equipment for turnkey processing.
Schutte Hammermill represents the innovation, craftsmanship and global reach of Western New York manufacturing. Its nearly century-long history in Buffalo demonstrates how local expertise can evolve, solve new industrial challenges and create value for customers around the world.
Whether your business needs to grind, crush, shred, break down or prepare material for another process, the Schutte Hammermill team can help identify an equipment solution tailored to your operation.
Explore its equipment, industry resources, case studies and testing capabilities online, or contact the Buffalo team to discuss a specific material-processing challenge.