Processing of recycling material

Environmentally friendly

In addition to reinforced concrete, asphalt and bricks, rubble and mixed construction wastes are separated into their useful components by mobile crushers or stationary crushing and sorting machines.

When processing natural stone or recycling material like demolition waste, concrete, asphalt, incineration ash or steel slag, an excavator or wheel loader feeds the material into the mobile crusher. Then the produced material is used for road construction or other, similar applications.

The mobile jaw crusher MOBICAT MC 110 Z EVO effectively screens fines with its independent vibrating double-deck prescreen.

The mobile impact crusher MR 130 Z EVO2 shows its strengths both in recycling and in natural stone processing.

The mobile impact crusher MOBIFOX MF 16 S processes slag for concrete applications in the secondary crushing stage in Hoboken in Belgium.


A combined process of crushing, screening and separating metal is an efficient means of processing material to be recycled. To obtain an end-product of even higher quality, further process steps can be added, such as washing, eliminating such light materials as plastics and paper with the aid of air classification, and additional electromagnetic metal separation.

Benefits
High quality primary and secondary crushing
Mobile and easy to transport
Quickly operational after arriving at new location
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A Mobicat jaw crusher processes concrete and building rubble in Stauferpark in Göppingen. Approx. 4,500 tons of material with a feed size of 0-500 mm are crushed to 0-60 mm and are used again on site as filling material.

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The change between demolished concrete and broken bricks in the Fireclay recycling yard of Mone Bros. Ltd. is child's play for the powerful impact crusher MR 110 Z EVO2.

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Plant sets from KLEEMANN increase the productivity in recycling operations

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In a recycling yard near Knoxville, TN in the USA, a MOBIREX MR 110 Zi EVO2 crushes concrete and asphalt in different applications.

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For the processing of residual construction materials, D + H Verwertung GmbH acquired three new crushing and screening plants from KLEEMANN.

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Compact, easy to transport and flexibility of use should characterise the new crushing plant for the demolition and recycling company Wohlfarth Baggerbetrieb.

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Where a supermarket once stood, a MOBIREX MR 130 Z EVO2 is now processing rubble for removal transport.

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An MC 110 Z EVO takes over the recycling of rubble during excavation work for the new railway station in Wuppertal

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The Belgian recycling specialist Gyro has put its new mobile impact crusher plant MOBIFOX MF 16 S in Antwerp into operation.

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