Authorized U.S. distributor for UPSEN equipment
Equipment and parts stocked in the U.S.
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Simple by Design.
Built to Work.
A 30–150 tph slow-speed, high-torque shredder on tracks with a 47" × 59" feed opening and a belt magnet as standard — for C&D, reinforced concrete, wood and bulky waste — built around conventional diesel-hydraulic systems a qualified technician can actually work on.
Supported machine, built to order. 1-year parts warranty and first-year field-service coverage included.
Prices are for the standard supported machine, before options, delivery and applicable tax. Delivery quoted to your site.
Right-size it
The 250MS is the tracked shredder for volume reduction and recycling: it tears mixed loads down to a size a crusher, a screen or a truck can take. The 950MS-E is the two-shaft machine for scrap, tires and the hardest waste. Here's the difference in numbers.
| USA-250MS | USA-950MS-E | |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Slow-speed, high-torque shredder | Two-shaft heavy-duty shredder |
| Feed opening | 47.2" × 59.1" (1,200 × 1,500 mm) | 16'9" × 7'7" (5,100 × 2,300 mm) |
| Rated production | 30–150 t/h by material | 15–45 t/h (metal / car bodies) |
| Engine | Cummins QSF5.9 — 207 HP (154 kW) | Cummins QSB8.9 — 394 HP (294 kW) |
| Operating weight | 39,683 lb (18,000 kg) | 59,525 lb (27,000 kg) |
| Transport (L × W) | 25'9" × 7'3" (7,860 × 2,200 mm) | 31'2" × 9'2" (9,500 × 2,800 mm) |
| Price | $285,900 | $763,900 |
| Availability | Factory order | Factory order |
Rated production depends on the material. On the 250MS: construction debris and asphalt 120–150 t/h, reinforced concrete 100–120, wood waste 60–100, mixed waste and plastics 20–40, scrap metal 10–20.
Want to see a 250MS run before you commit? Ask on the quote form. We'll send video of the machine on material like yours, and tell you what's possible for seeing one in person.
The idea behind the machine
Heavy equipment keeps getting more complicated. More sensors, more controllers, more proprietary software between the operator and the machine — and more ways for a machine to stop that nobody on your site can diagnose.
UPSEN takes a different approach. The USA-250MS is designed around conventional diesel-hydraulic systems and components a qualified heavy-equipment technician will recognize: a Cummins diesel, a hydraulic drive with a Linde pump, a slow-speed shredding rotor, a belt, a magnet, steel tracks. Technology stays where it makes the machine better to run — the hydraulic drive that lets one operator run it, for one. It doesn't get added because it can be.
Some manufacturers go the other way and build more integration into their machines. That's a legitimate choice. So is this one. Which philosophy fits you comes down to one question: who's going to work on it?
Diesel-hydraulic drive. Conventional systems. Nothing proprietary standing between you and the machine.
Designed so qualified heavy-equipment technicians can understand it, diagnose it and service it — your mechanic, or an independent technician we coordinate.
It shreds, it stacks, it tracks. Everything you need to do the job. Less of what you don't.
This isn't nostalgia. It's a decision about what a shredder is for.
Why the 250MS
Six things the USA-250MS does that matter on a job, in the order recyclers ask about them.
Construction debris, reinforced concrete, wood, bulky waste, mixed waste — the same machine, rated by material from 20 to 150 tph. Feed it what the site produces.
The rotor grabs and tears instead of hammering. Rebar, tramp steel and the odd contaminant that would stop a high-speed machine go through — with less dust, less noise and less wear.
A Cummins QSF5.9 diesel and a hydraulic drive on a Linde pump. Conventional systems a technician can trace with a schematic and a gauge, not a laptop and a login.
A B650 belt magnet pulls steel from the output. A 29'6" discharge conveyor stacks to 9'2", so the pile builds instead of the loader running.
In transport it's 25'9" long and 7'3" wide. A lowboy, no width permit, and steel tracks to walk it off and into position.
Built to order for the U.S. market. A 1-year parts warranty and first-year field-service coverage included. Wear and service parts on the shelf here. Financing through our lending partners. Delivery quoted to your site.
Pricing
The USA-250MS is sold as a supported machine. The price includes the coverage a shredder should come with — not just the iron.
$285,900
Built to order and delivered to your site. Options and delivery quoted separately.
Estimated monthly payment
— /mo · 60 months
Estimate — 60 months at ~10.7% APR. Final terms set by the lender on approved credit.
Based on the listed machine price.
Available through our lending partners. Getting pre-approved before we talk keeps the whole process moving. Apply for financing →
Dust suppression, service and wear kits — priced on your quote. The magnet is already on the machine. Tell us what you're shredding and we'll tell you what you actually need.
Price is for the standard supported machine, before options, delivery and applicable tax.
Support & warranty
UPSEN USA backs every machine it sells with a direct line to the factory, wear parts stocked in the U.S., and field service coordinated by our own support team. Here's how it works when you need it.
Call, text or email our support team with photos or video. You reach people who know the machine — and who talk to the factory directly.
UPSEN USA takes the issue straight to the manufacturer and comes back with a clear next step: what to check, what to adjust, what to replace.
Wear and service parts ship from our U.S. stock same or next business day — most customers have them in hand within 2–3 days. Factory-sourced components are air-freighted.
If the fix needs hands on the machine, UPSEN USA dispatches an insured, independent heavy-equipment technician and manages the job start to finish. In your first 12 months, covered work draws on the field-service coverage included with the machine.
Full coverage terms come with your proposal.
One accountable company. Parts in stock in the U.S. A direct line to the factory. That's the structure — and it's what you get.
Options
Add what your material needs and skip what it doesn't. Each option is priced on your quote, with the machine.
Priced on your quote
Spray system for dust control at the rotor and discharge — the standard control for shredding dry debris.
Recommended for C&DPriced on your quote
Filters, belts and the service items you'll need in year one — on your shelf before you need them.
Priced on your quote
Rotor teeth, tips and wear items, so a change-out doesn't wait on a shipment.
The belt magnet is standard on the 250MS. Not sure what your material needs? Say what you're shredding on the quote form and we'll tell you what makes sense — and what doesn't.
Specifications
U.S. Tier 4 Final configuration. U.S. customary measurements first, with metric equivalents alongside.
| Feed opening | 47.2" × 59.1" (1,200 × 1,500 mm) |
| Rotor | 26.8" (680 mm) diameter × 61" (1,550 mm) long |
| Max feed size | 9.8" × 110" (250 × 2,800 mm) |
| Discharge size | under 2.4" (60 mm) typical |
| Construction debris, asphalt | 120–150 t/h |
| Reinforced concrete | 100–120 t/h |
| Wood waste | 60–100 t/h |
| Mixed waste, plastics | 20–40 t/h |
| Scrap metal | 10–20 t/h |
| Engine | Cummins QSF5.9 diesel |
| Emissions | EPA Tier 4 Final |
| Rated output | 207 HP (154 kW) |
| Drive | Diesel-hydraulic, Linde pump |
| Discharge conveyor | 31.5" × 29'6" (B800 × 9,000 mm) |
| Stacking height | 9'2" (2.8 m) |
| Magnetic separator | Belt-type, B650 × 1,200, standard |
| Operating weight | 39,683 lb (18,000 kg) |
| Working dimensions (L × W × H) | 28'5" × 7'3" × 11'11" (8,670 × 2,200 × 3,640 mm) |
| Transport dimensions (L × W × H) | 25'9" × 7'3" × 8'8" (7,860 × 2,200 × 2,650 mm) |
| Undercarriage | Steel tracks |
| Documentation | English operator's and parts manual |
| Warranty | 1-year manufacturer parts warranty |
| Support | 12 months field-service coverage; factory troubleshooting relayed through UPSEN USA |
| Parts | Wear and service parts stocked in the U.S., shipped same or next business day |
Full spec sheet, options and dimensions — sent to your inbox.
Specifications describe the U.S. Tier 4 Final configuration and are subject to change by the manufacturer. Actual production varies with material, feed size, moisture and operating practice.
Brochure
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Applications
A 47" × 59" feed opening on a slow-speed rotor covers the volume reduction a recycler, a transfer station or a demolition contractor pays to haul today. Here's where it fits.
Mixed demolition down to a size the screen and the crusher can take.
Slabs and beams with rebar torn down ahead of a crusher, steel pulled by the magnet.
Pallets, forms, framing and land-clearing wood at 60–100 tph.
Furniture, mattresses and the loads a compactor can't handle.
Broken pavement and millings reduced for reuse.
Reduce volume before it goes on a truck — fewer loads, lower tipping.
Volume reduction at 20–40 tph for sorting lines and landfills.
Light scrap at 10–20 tph, with the magnet recovering ferrous.
Turn what you pay to bury into product you can sell or reuse.
Who you're dealing with
You should know exactly who's behind your machine.
The authorized U.S. distributor for UPSEN equipment, supporting compact crushing, screening and processing equipment in the U.S. since 2022. Sales, stock, parts and service coordination through one team.
UPSEN has built mobile crushing, screening and shredding equipment since 2010 — 33 models, ISO 9001 certified, with machines working in more than 80 countries. UPSEN USA has worked directly with the factory's leadership for more than five years. Diesel machines built for the U.S. market carry EPA Tier 4 Final engines.
Next step
Send the basics. You'll get back build timing, a delivery quote to your site, and a straight answer on whether the 250MS is the right machine — or whether the 950MS-E's two shafts and torque are what your material needs.
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