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Process Small Material Quantities Efficiently
The RM 60 is a small impact crusher for concrete, asphalt, and rock. While most crushers are too big and mini jaw crushers can't produce quality aggregates, the RM60 can produce the exact spec you need. It can be mobilized through a hook-lift or roll-off system. The simple and robust design makes maintenance easy.
Small Scale Recycling
Improve your bottom line by recycling asphalt, millings, concrete, glass, brick pavers, cinder blocks and rock.
Optional Electric Drive
Ideal for indoor processing or integration in a stationary processing system.
Meet Your Spec
The RM60 comes with all the options to accommodate the most demanding applications.
A Small Crusher with all the Features of a Big Machine
The RM 60 Compact Crusher is not larger than a 40-yard dumpster and can easily be placed in a confined area or integrated into an existing material processing setup. It features a 4-bar rotor design suitable for primary and secondary crushing applications.
up to 90 TPH
depending on material
High Reduction Ratio
Adjustable gradation. High-quality cuboid aggregates.
Magnetic Separator
Rebar liberation & segregation for a cleaner end product.
Pre-Screen
Segregate fines prior to crushing.
Electrically powered by the RM 60
Finishing Screen
2 or 3 decks.
Electrically powered by the RM 60
Small Aggregate System
Pre- and post screen. Open and closed loop configurations.
Electrically powered by the RM 60
No Space, No Problem
Ideal for contractors who have limited space available. Not larger than a 40 yard dumpster it can be easily placed into a confined area or integrated in an existing material processing setup.
Suprisingly Quiet
Low noise emissions
Small Footprint
Fits into tight yards or indoor.
Low Feed Height
Easy to feed with a skid-steer or mini excavator.
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