MB Crusher powers ahead
MB Crusher’s products are being used by operators across the region, helping them save time and costs in their mining and demolition operations
In its quest to find new solutions to recycle inert waste at low cost, MB Crusher has created a product range that allows companies to manage the full cycle of crushing and recycling at the site, thus simplifying crushing, screening and hadling of aggregates while saving time and money.
''Crushing and recycling has become a key aspect of mining and crushing operations and the need to make the most of all available material has prompted astute operators to use the waste material which once was simply piled up, thrown away or brought to a disposal site'', says Najmeddine Sahraoui, Deputy General Manager of Middle East and Africa.
MB crusher buckets’ versatility of use and advantages have enabled companies to significantly boost their production levels. The crusher buckets tackles the material direcly on site and allows the product that require crushing to be collected by placing it in a mound on the truck or on the site to be filled in, thus speeding up operations.
There are many projects and sites all over the GCC where MB Crusher’s products have been successfully involved.
At Saudi Arabia’s Farasan Island, a large groupe of coral islands in the Red Sea, a BF90.3 crusher bucket jas been used to crush coral rocks to a size of 2 cm to be reused for backfilling in excavations following the laying of sanitation networks.
MB Products have been used elsewhere in the Region. One of the recent projects took place in Lebanon. A very important cement factory gave the contract to crush basalt into very small particles of 3-4 cm to one of its subcontractors .
The contracting company saw itself in trouble when their foxed crushing unit was stopped and risket being phased out of this job.
However the company found solution thanks to MB Crusher’s bucket BF90.3, supplied by MB local dealer, says Sahraoui. ''They tried the crusher bucket on their site and the results were excellent.''