M&J Recycling's newest pre-shredder capable of adapting power and reusing energy
Features like UltraBoost and ReCapture on the P3000e repurse energy during the shredding process to reduce fuel consumption
M&J Recycling launched the M&J P3000e, a new pre-shredder developed for operations where performance needs to remain stable under demanding conditions.
A pre-shredder designed around real-world recycling needs
The M&J P3000e builds on M&J's proven pre-shredder platform and is powered by the company's eDrive technology. It's developed for operations where throughput must remain stable under changing conditions and where energy control and long-term reliability are critical.
Designed to handle mixed and challenging waste streams, the P3000e delivers consistent performance under varying load conditions while reducing overall energy consumption.
"With the P3000e, we are combining proven mechanical strength and reliability with intelligent power control. The machine responds instantly to changing loads and keeps performance stable without wasting energy. That is what gives our customers both higher throughput and lower operating costs," says Jens Vestergaard Nielsen, CTO at M&J Recycling.
Power repurposed through advanced processes
With features such as UltraBoost and ReCapture, the P3000e continuously adapts power to the load while harvesting and reusing energy within the shredding process. This power system delivers efficient operation, steady throughput, reduced wear, and energy savings of up to 80 percent compared to conventional solutions.
The result is controlled, high-capacity shredding with reduced wear on components and lower operating costs over time, targeting one of the lowest total cost of ownership levels in the market through its design and operation.
The compact and service-friendly design allows for flexible integration into existing plants, while a wide range of configuration options ensures the machine can be tailored to specific operational requirements.
M&J Recycling debuts company-wide rebrand
Alongside the product launch, M&J Recycling will introduce a new visual identity across its machines and communications. The updated colours and product names mark a clearer and more consistent expression of the company's identity.
Since 1988, M&J Recycling has specialised in the development of industrial pre- and fine shredders for demanding applications. That experience continues to shape how each machine is designed, built, and supported today.
The rebranding reflects who M&J Recycling is today: a company built on decades of shredding expertise, combined with a continuous focus on developing new technology to meet evolving customer needs.
As part of the rebranding, product names are being updated to create a more consistent and recognisable portfolio.
The new structure reflects both the proven platforms the machines are built on and the ongoing development of technology and performance across the range.
"This is about clarity. We have a strong history and deep expertise in shredding technology. With this update, we are presenting that more clearly and consistently across everything we do," says René Normann Christensen, CEO of M&J Recycling.
