New Indeco multiprocessor

Indeco has redesigned its multiprocessor, giving it a more robust body, increasing the size of the jaw opening and improving the geometries of the various jaws. The range has also been modified and extended. The IMP multiprocessor’s pulverizer version now has interchangeable teeth. The shear version has the same features as the ISS Series Indeco shear: reversible and interchangeable cutters, and a dual-profile piercing system.
April 20, 2016 Read time: 1 min
237 Indeco has redesigned its multiprocessor, giving it a more robust body, increasing the size of the jaw opening and improving the geometries of the various jaws. The range has also been modified and extended.

The IMP multiprocessor’s pulverizer version now has interchangeable teeth. The shear version has the same features as the ISS Series Indeco shear: reversible and interchangeable cutters, and a dual-profile piercing system.
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