CREATE YOUR OWN RECYCLING CENTER

In France, constructing 745 new homes involved redeveloping an old inter-district country lane and also the trench to install a drainage network for rainfall.
They recycled a large amount of waste: the MB-S18 screening bucket separated the fine material while the BF80.3 crusher crushed the larger rocks.
The material was immediately laid down on the trench designed for rainwater drainage, avoiding all hauling and disposal costs, as well as quarry procurement costs. In short, “you return what you’ve extracted.”

When the Santo Spirito bridge in Puglia, Italy, was damaged by a landslide, they took the material they obtained from the demolition and reused it to reconstruct the bridge.
Therefore, they saved time and waste disposal costs while obtaining quality material with MB’s crusher and screener units: hardcore that can be reused as roads sub-base for the necessary reconstruction. 
In practice, you produce material independently: “if you want something done right, do it yourself.”

A demolition site in Bulgaria had very minimal space.
Installing an MB-L160 crusher bucket on the Case 6 backhoe loader that was already on-site made it easy to load the debris, crush it on-site and obtain quality material to reuse as a foundation for new homes. They also reduced their expenses and saved time: they didn’t need to process the material further or send it to a recycling center or to buy it back.
By eliminating transportation and acquisition costs and speeding up the work, you end up with “a construction site at no cost.”