Schutte Hammermill

Schutte Hammermill is a Buffalo, NY-based designer and manufacturer of industrial size-reduction and material-processing equipment.

Schutte Hammermill is a Buffalo, NY-based designer and manufacturer of industrial size-reduction and material-processing equipment. Founded in 1928, the company specializes in engineering and manufacturing equipment and systems that crush, grind, pulverize, shred, de-lump, and reduce a wide variety of materials to specific particle sizes for manufacturing, recycling, agriculture, food processing, biomass, chemical processing, mining, and other industrial applications.

Schutte Hammermill designs and manufactures an extensive line of hammer mills, industrial grinders, wood hogs, crushers, shredders, lump breakers, pellet mills, and material-handling equipment. Equipment can be custom configured around a customer's specific material characteristics, desired finished particle size, production rate, throughput requirements, and downstream process.

Hammer mill capabilities include gravity-discharge, pneumatic-discharge, full-circle screen, industrial grinding, dual-stage, horizontal in-feed, laboratory, pilot-scale, wood grinding, and high-production systems. Applications range from coarse material reduction to fine and ultra-fine grinding.

Industrial crushing and de-agglomeration capabilities include jaw crushers, industrial crushers, hammer mill crushers, and lump breakers designed for large, blocky, abrasive, agglomerated, or difficult-to-process materials. Equipment can be used for crushing, pulverizing, de-lumping, improving material flowability, preparing materials for downstream processing, recycling, or reducing waste volume.

Schutte Hammermill also specializes in wood waste and biomass processing. Equipment can process pallets, pallet scrap, lumber, bark, sawmill waste, trim scrap, forestry residuals, construction and demolition wood, and other wood waste into controlled particle sizes for applications such as biomass fuel, pellets, briquettes, mulch, animal bedding, engineered wood products, sawdust, and wood flour.

Additional applications include food and food waste, herbs and spices, feed and grain, brewery and distillery materials, chemicals, bulk solids, minerals, ores, aggregates, cement, concrete, glass, electronic scrap, asphalt, asphalt shingles, carpet, alternative fuels, recycling materials, and other difficult industrial feedstocks.

Equipment is available in carbon steel, stainless steel, and food-grade stainless steel configurations depending on the application. Schutte Hammermill can support standalone equipment as well as integrated and turnkey material-processing systems incorporating conveyors, screw conveyors, rotary feeders, dust collection, container dumpers, screens, bar grates, and other material-handling components.

A major part of Schutte Hammermill's process is application engineering and material testing. Because material hardness, density, abrasiveness, moisture content, friability, feed size, and desired finished particle size can significantly affect equipment selection, Schutte Hammermill offers material testing to determine the appropriate equipment configuration and demonstrate performance before customers invest in a production system.

The company also supports existing equipment with replacement wear parts, screens, bar grates, hammers, and other components to help customers maintain production and minimize downtime.

Key Capabilities: Industrial size reduction, particle size reduction, hammer mills, hammermill manufacturing, industrial grinders, grinding equipment, pulverizers, industrial crushers, jaw crushers, hammer mill crushers, shredders, industrial shredders, lump breakers, de-lumping equipment, wood grinders, wood hogs, pallet grinders, biomass processing, wood waste recycling, recycling equipment, material processing, bulk solids processing, chemical processing equipment, food processing equipment, feed and grain processing, mining equipment, mineral processing, aggregate processing, cement processing, concrete recycling, electronic scrap processing, e-scrap recycling, alternative fuel processing, pellet mills, material handling, conveyors, screw conveyors, rotary feeders, dust collection, screens, bar grates, laboratory mills, pilot-scale equipment, custom equipment, custom machinery, process engineering, application engineering, material testing, turnkey processing systems, and replacement wear parts.

Best Fit: Manufacturers, recyclers, food processors, chemical companies, mining and mineral processors, wood-product manufacturers, sawmills, pallet manufacturers, biomass companies, feed and grain processors, cement and aggregate companies, waste processors, and other industrial operations seeking equipment to grind, crush, shred, pulverize, de-lump, recycle, or reduce materials to a controlled particle size.