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Pulverizer attachments for excavators

Our concrete pulverizers are machines that crushes demolished material between one fixed and one moving jaw to reduce the particle size and to separate iron from other material. We have two main categories of pulverizers the bulk pulverizers and the demolition pulverizers.

DP hydraulic concrete pulverizers for excavators

Our DP demolition pulverizers are conceived first and foremost for demolition of concrete and rebar, but also ideally combine the characteristics of a demolition attachment with an excavator material pulverizer.
A demolition pulverizer or crusher is designed to crush the material straight from the wall and to pick up the iron. These attachments are mostly equipped with a hydraulic rotator for easier positioning to a target. It is a particularly good solution for renovations when it is necessary to avoid damage to other structures from collapsing elements or when there’s no room to handle the rubble on a jobsite. Pulverized material is also easier to remove from the building with loaders and conveyors. On a small demolition jobsite it can replace a separate cutter and pulverizer by performing both actions with one bite.

BP concrete pulverizers

Thanks to their angled shape, our BP bulk pulverizers are ideal for secondary demolition and additional reduction of reinforced concrete elements.
A bulk pulverizer or cruncher is designed to pick up demolished material from the pile and  herefore many customers don’t need a rotator for it. Without a rotator the machine is lighter for precise movements and shorter to get maximum digging power. The jaws are wide and equipped with teeth to crush the concrete and to hold iron between them to be dropped onto a separate pile. For long iron bars and wires there are short steel cutter blades to cut them.

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Bulk Pulverizer BP 3050 R separate rebar from concrete

The cleverly-angled Bulk Pulverizers efficiently separate rebar from concrete in the secondary reduction stage.

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