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Working footage of the UPSEN UMS250 heavy duty tracked mobile shredder: a twin-shaft tracked shredder rated 80-130 t/h in C&D debris and 15-20 t/h in wood waste. This page is the dedicated watch page for this video — the full machine specification and enquiry form are on the UMS250 product page.

Machine
UMS250 Heavy Duty Tracked Mobile Shredder
Video length
46 sec
Published
10 November 2026
Video file
ums250-wood-shredding-yekaterinburg.mp4
Filmed by
Pragma Technology, our partner in Russia

About this video

The clip was filmed on a demolition site in Yekaterinburg, Russia, in 2025. Filming is by Pragma Technology, our partner in Russia — the mark in the top-right corner of the frame is theirs, and it is left in place deliberately. The feed is demolition timber — sawn boards, framing offcuts and pallet material stripped out of the structures being taken down — lifted in by excavator grab and dropped straight into the hopper. It opens on a Russian-language title card that names both the machine and the job: mobile shredder UPSEN U-MS250, on construction waste (timber).

Measured output is 20 t/h. Wood waste is rated at 15-20 t/h on this machine, so the measured figure sits at the top of that band — and the distance between it and the 80-130 t/h C&D rating is the part buyers underestimate. Timber arrives loose and bulky: a cubic metre of demolition boards weighs a fraction of a cubic metre of concrete rubble, so the chamber runs out of volume long before it runs out of torque. Plan a wood job at 15-20 t/h, not on the C&D number.

The feed opening is 1200×1500 mm and the shafts are 680 mm diameter by 1550 mm long, turning at 0-40 r/min with HARDOX 500/NM500 cutters. With timber the practical constraint is length: boards longer than the opening have to be presented at an angle or cut down first, and every pause to do that is time the tonnage figure never sees.

Shredded material leaves on the B800×9000 mm main conveyor and is thrown onto a stockpile — that is what the second half of the clip shows. A B650×2000 iron separator is part of the standard specification, and it is the part that matters here: demolition timber carries nails, brackets and fixings, and they have to come out before the product is stockpiled.

This is 1 of 5 published working videos for the UMS250 — the other four are linked below. The full specification table and EU conformity documentation are on the UMS250 product page.

Prices are quoted per project rather than published as a fixed figure, because the final price varies significantly with the diesel engine specified (brand, power rating and emission standard), the machine configuration (chassis, screening decks, conveyors, CE or EPA compliance), the drive mode (tracked or wheeled, and how the crusher itself is driven), and exchange-rate movement at the time of order.

Send your throughput, feed material, site conditions and destination port through the enquiry form, and we will reply with a configuration and an itemised quotation.

UMS250 key specifications

Cutter Material
HARDOX 500/NM500
Feed Port Size
1200x1500mm
Hopper Size
1500x2800mm
Shaft Diameter
680mm
Shaft Length
1550mm
Rotating Speed
0-40 r/min
Gear Reducer Torque
160,000 N/M
Hydraulic System
Closed circuit (Linde pump/valve/motor)
Engine
Cummins QSB5.9-154KW/210HP
Main Conveyor
B800x9000mm
Stacking Height
2800mm
Iron Separator
B650x2000
Capacity (C&D Debris)
80-130 t/h
Capacity (Wood Waste)
15-20 t/h
Capacity (MSW)
15-25 t/h
Total Weight
18,000 kg
Working Size (LxWxH)
8670x2200x3640mm
Transport Size
7860x2200x2650mm

Where the UMS250 is used

Typical applications

  • Construction and demolition waste (C&D)
  • Municipal solid waste and bulky waste
  • Wood waste, pallets and green waste
  • Scrap metal and light steel

Raw materials handled

  • C&D waste and mixed demolition debris
  • Wood, pallets and biomass
  • MSW (municipal solid waste)
  • Scrap metal and end-of-life vehicles

Where to compare the UMS250

The UMS250 is one of 5 mobile shredders in the UPSEN range, 15 to 200 t/h. Output by material - C&D debris, wood, MSW and scrap metal - is listed for every model.

Compare all 5 mobile shredders →

Common questions about the UMS250

What does this video show?

It runs 46 sec and shows a UMS250 shredding demolition timber on a site in Yekaterinburg, Russia, in 2025, at a measured 20 t/h — the top of the model’s 15-20 t/h wood-waste band. The full specification and enquiry form are on the UMS250 product page.

Does the UMS250 come with EU conformity documentation?

The UMS250 is supplied with EU conformity documentation; the delivery route is confirmed with your order.

How much does a UMS250 weigh?

The UMS250 has an operating weight of 18,000 kg.

What materials can the UMS250 handle?

The UMS250 is used with c&D waste and mixed demolition debris; wood, pallets and biomass; mSW (municipal solid waste); scrap metal and end-of-life vehicles. See the UMS250 product page for the full specification.

More videos of this machine

More mobile shredder working videos

Get a price for the UMS250

Tell us your feed material, required output and site conditions — we will reply with a configuration and quotation. The UMS250 is available for sale worldwide, and EU conformity documentation is supplied with every unit.

Email mail@upsen.cn  or call / WhatsApp +8615333827088.