
The Börger Rotorrake is used in biogas plants to reduce coarse solids and fibrous material in substrate streams before pumping or transfer between digesters. Installed on the suction side upstream of pumps, the Rotorrake chops and conditions silages, manure, and organic waste, helping prevent pump blockages and reduce wear on downstream equipment. This supports reliable operation between digestion stages while maintaining long service life and easy maintenance in demanding biogas applications.
The Rotorrake tackles macerating tasks where other macerators reach their limits – for macerating very coarse solids and rags.
The single-shaft macerator is available with or without a debris collector.

The liquid fed in with the solids flows through the stationary counter blades, which are arranged at an angle. The solids are captured by the counter blades and shredded by the rotating blades.
The macerated solids then continue to flow with the liquid.
Coarse objects that cannot be chopped are ejected into the debris collector.

The Rotorrake protects pumps and systems technology from solids. It can be integrated in almost any existing system. Retrofitting of the macerator is also possible.

Depending on the application, the Rotorrake is installed with or without a foreign body separator (16 L or 150 l). When operating conditions change, the debris collector can be retrofitted, replaced or removed.
The Rotorrake pure dispenses with a debris collector. It is used when the fluid does not contain solids that cannot be shredded (e.g. metal parts, stones).

The Rotorrake plus 16 comes with a 16 L debris collector. Here, solids that cannot be shredded are collected.
The debris collector can be emptied very easily through a maintenance flap.

The Rotorrake plus 150 is used, when the fluid contains large amounts of solids that cannot be shredded.
The 150 l debris collector can be emptied easily through a maintenance flap.

The powerful chopping force of the Börger Rotorrake allows it to tackle tasks where others have failed – for chopping very coarse solids and blockages. Some of its key benefits include:
By the late nineties, we had completed the Rotorrake design for use in special applications. The macerating concept was convincing. Since then, we have continuously developed the Rotorrake.
The Rotorrake ensures smooth operation in numerous installations for sludge, anaerobic digestion circulation, silages, and pumping station.

