In 1991, RUBBLE MASTER created a new market: on-site recycling! The sheer variety of the reusable material is just as far-reaching as its scope of use in new building projects. With our compact mobile crushers and screens, recycling is an interesting and lucrative business for every company.
Instead of having to transport concrete, C&D waste, asphalt or reinforced concrete away from sites and take it to tips, our crushers turn it into reusable building materials immediately. Directly on site. Nothing could be better – for the environment or for your budget.
Preparation of concrete
Concrete convinces as a high-quality and solid building material. This makes it one of the most important recycling raw materials.
Asphalt preparation
Recycling asphalt results in cost savings and minimises the need for fresh raw materials, which in turn reduces the burden on the environment.
Special Applications
Extreme versatility is critical for us: railway sleepers are another challenging material that is recycled in no time by RM crushers to form value grain. Every material that you process comes out of the crusher as cubic final grain. That is how coal is often processed, for example, in some regions of Europe.
C&D waste
Processing and reusing construction waste has been a rapidly growing area of application for years. The extremely high-quality, cubic end grain can be used in many ways: for example, as a sub-base in roads or of hall floors or for backfilling sewer trenches and cellar excavations. Even in green roofs, landscape grading and even as insulation material for district heating pipes. There are no limits to the possible applications here! Especially in combination with RM options, such as the magnetic separator, you gain first-class recycling material when crushing construction waste.
Concrete
Concrete is one of the most important recycling raw materials. It occurs practically everywhere, is particularly high-quality and also has a high strength. This allows it to be used again in an extremely versatile way. A small selection of the possibilities: Concrete industry as an aggregate, road substructure, fresh concrete industry, concrete blocks, paving stones, precast concrete parts and much more.
Asphalt
Asphalt recycling is very profitable. If you break with a mobile crusher on site, you also save transport costs. Just like concrete, asphalt is a very high-quality and versatile building material. Day after day, large quantities of these are accumulated. A mobile crusher from RM processes asphalt at any time of the year. Even in summer, when it is really hot, recycling asphalt is no problem. Popular here are the combinations with MS mesh sieves or OS overgrain separators, which screen asphalt to a precisely defined final grain. The application possibilities are diverse: from the direct recycling of asphalt production on site, to the saving of mineral and bituminous materials, to bulk material in the high-level road network.
Brick
Waste is not only found in construction, but also in industry, such as glass, slag, bricks or ceramics. The special crushing method with the mobile impact crusher makes an RM Compact Crusher ideal for such materials. Production residues or scrap products quickly become new and 100 % pure recycled raw material for immediate reuse. For example, processed ceramics are fed back into production or used as a whitener in the asphalt industry. For example, processed glass is fed directly into the production process as a raw material or used as an additive in the construction industry. Broken, sieved brick is used e. g. in tennis court construction, in brick production and construction industry as an aggregate, or in gardening and landscaping.
Ceramics
Waste is not only found in construction, but also in industry, such as glass, slag, bricks or ceramics. The special crushing method with the mobile impact crusher makes an RM Compact Crusher ideal for such materials. Production residues or scrap products quickly become new and 100 % pure recycled raw material for immediate reuse. For example, processed ceramics are fed back into production or used as a whitener in the asphalt industry.