Installed on a Doosan DX235 excavator, the MB-R900 drum cutter is creating a district heating trench connecting Buda and Pest.
One huge advantage is the ability to work close to the bridge without causing dangerous vibrations to the structure, which other machinery would have otherwise caused.
A BF90.3 crusher bucket demonstrates how easy it is to crush asphalt by using the heavy machinery already available on site.
The BF120.4 crusher bucket reduces concrete and asphalt slabs, obtaining material suitable for the construction of embankments and road foundations directly on site.
The MB-R500 drum cutter on a Terex TLB 840 backhoe loader is milling asphalt in Slovenia.
This cutter can grind down an existing surface to a specified depth without needing to remove it entirely, creating less waste material destined for a landfill. The job is carried out easily, precisely, and with only one operator.
The MB-L160 crusher bucket reduces the volume of the asphalt before it’s fed into the recycling plant.
Asphalt
Whether the construction site requires road repair services or a new trench in the heart of the city, using MB Crusher units makes the asphalt recycling process  simple and profitable:
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- simple: by using anyone of MB's drum cutters, asphalt can be removed with precision, which means removing only what is necessary and limiting waste.
-Â profitable: Â with a crusher bucket you can crush and recycle milled asphalt and reintroduce it into the production process.
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Milled asphalt, also known as RA or RAP (recovered asphalt), is required by public institutions and local authorities to reach their goal of becoming environmentally sustainable by reducing:
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-Â Â the use of bitumen and minerals
-Â transportation expenses
-Â storage costs
-Â CO2 emissions
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Additionally, the recovered asphalt can be reused as a stabilized substrate for backfill and road base.
