Heavy auto parts are brutal on packaging. An engine block, a gearbox, or a brake drum can weigh dozens of kilograms and tear through foam and plastic. Aircosan, a factory with deep technical research and development capability, built the P120 cardboard shredder for this exact job. It has a cutting width of 120cm, the widest on the market, a maximum cutting thickness of 20mm, and a speed of 12 m/min.
The P120 is an industrial cardboard shredder that turns waste cartons into cardboard protective packaging. The mesh wraps irregular metal shapes and absorbs impact inside crates. For auto parts exporters, it replaces bubble wrap, foam inserts, and air pillows. It supports reuse cartons and reuse cardboard while cutting material costs.
The width matters. Most shredders force operators to pre-cut wide boxes, which adds a step to every order. Aircosan produces shafts up to 1200mm, a technical barrier few peers have crossed. The cutter shaft uses 40Cr steel, not ordinary 45#, with lower brittleness and stronger impact resistance.
The output is biodegradable packaging and degradable packing material, a practical alternative of plastic packing materials. It turns waste into packing materials instead of a disposal cost.
For automotive parts exporters, industrial fastener suppliers, and packaging service companies, the P120 is a protective packaging machine built for the job. Aircosan supports every unit with factory-level technical service and a dedicated after-sales team.