Demolition and Reconstruction: The Future with MB Crusher Buckets
Published: 11/9, 2023
MB Crusher attachment will aid companies in a sustainable job site. Construction is an industry that has a significant impact on the environment. It consumes natural resources, produces waste, and generates pollution. With the increasing demand for infrastructure and housing, construction activities worldwide are on the rise. However, there is a growing concern about sustainability, and efforts are being made to reduce the environmental impact of construction. One way to address the sustainability issue is by recycling debris using the MB jaw crusher bucket. In this way, waste is transformed into usable products.
The MB crusher bucket is an attachment that allows heavy machinery to crush and recycle concrete and other construction debris on-site. When a building or structure is demolished, the rubble and debris are often transported to a landfill, which can contribute to waste and pollution. However, by using a crusher bucket, the debris can be crushed and recycled into new reusable materials.
This is exactly what one MB client in Ukraine did. He installed a BF80.3 S4 on a JCB 220 excavator to crush demolition debris into road base material and aggregates. Before using the MB unit, they used to bring material to the landfill. Now, they have a product that can be used to fill gravel road holes on future projects and sell extra recycled aggregate.
Another MB customer the Czech Republic added an MB-L160 model of the jaw crusher to create their own compact and versatile recycling center. They crush the waste and also debris that others are bringing in, creating a new revenue stream.
The versatility of MB Crusher tools means that they can be used on a wide range of demolition and construction projects, from small-scale residential work to large-scale infrastructure projects. In Slovakia, the concrete yard was taken up and crushed down to create the subbase for the new layer, all done at the site with the JCB 3CX loader and the MB-L160 crusher bucket. The old cement did not leave the site and became a resource instead or waste.
Due to low noise and versatility the MB Crusher buckets are designed to work in urban areas so in Spain a BF60.1 was mounted on a Volvo EW160C to reduce the demolition rubble. The use of crusher buckets for recycling construction debris is an innovative and sustainable method of demolition and reconstruction. By reducing waste, conserving resources, and cutting costs, MB Crusher units have the potential to significantly reduce the environmental impact of construction activities worldwide.