MB CRUSHER HAS TAKEN OFF, CREATING PROFITS AND LANDING ITS CUSTOMERS REDUCED COSTS!

At the seaport of Conakry, in Guinea, they needed to redo the paving for an area meant for a container terminal.

The solution: the BF80.3 crusher bucket. By using MB Crusher, the customer processed the existing blocks on site, reducing the material down to 0-3 cm (1” minus). They then distrubuted them over the substrate creating a quality mixture and avoided the hassle of using vehicles.

At the Tripoli and Hong Kong airports they needed to recycle an enormous amount of debris without hindering the airports’ operations.

The solution: for both situations, they used the BF120.4 crusher bucket. The customers reduced the debris down to their desired output size. The result? The crushed material was reused as substrate on other construction sites without transportation costs and needing to purchase new raw materials.

The solution was installed on the excavator: the BF120.4 crusher bucket. The unit reached the site with ease and immediately disposed and recovered debris. The material obtained was reused to help construct a new 8 story complex. In addition to waste material no longer being an expense, recycled material also becomes a source of income.

An important port in Japan, they needed to strengthen the barriers to avoid storm surges.

Their solution: Thanks to the MB-R800 drum cutter’s precision, the unit removed the concrete surface to ensure that the new casting adheres to the old surface. This method guarantees the barriers will be waterproof, stable, and can externally drain the water. All without producing excess waste material.