Oversized boxes are a specific problem in large distribution centers. Furniture cartons, appliance packaging, and industrial crates are often wider than a meter, and most shredders force operators to cut them down before feeding. That step adds labor to every box. The Aircosan P120 cardboard shredder removes it. It has a cutting width of 120cm, a maximum cutting thickness of 20mm, and a speed of 12 m/min, and it takes oversized boxes directly.
The 120cm width is a technical achievement. The wider the cutter shaft, the more complex the forces acting on it, and deformation becomes a real engineering problem. Producing shafts above 500mm is a barrier most suppliers have not crossed. Aircosan produces 550mm shafts stably and reaches 1200mm on the P120, a width essentially no peer on the market produces.
The effect is straightforward. No pre-cutting means less labor per box, and the packing line moves faster. For a distribution center handling hundreds of oversized cartons a day, that labor saving is measurable.
Aircosan is a factory with deep technical research and development capability, running its own parts processing factory. The output is biodegradable packaging and degradable packing material, a practical alternative of plastic packing materials. It supports reuse cartons and paper recycling.
The P120 suits large distribution centers, furniture distributors, and packaging service companies. Aircosan provides factory-level technical support and a dedicated after-sales team.