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How MB Crusher’s equipment lends a hand on construction sites indoors. Everyone knows how working indoors presents multiple problems: it means facing everyday difficulties such as limited access, manoeuvring in a tight area, extensive coordination of incoming and outgoing trucks, managing materials with little storage areas, and work in respect of Health & Safety regulations. As a result, the times and costs of labour increase, which puts companies in a difficult position. However, there are solutions: and embrace them will mean a new way of managing work with excellent results and costs that translates into revenue for the company. Difficult access and minimal room to manoeuvre are no longer a problem. The most common problems on job sites located in closed environments are challenging to access and limited space to manoeuvre around. In quarries, mines, tunnels, and construction sites inside buildings, managing incoming and outgoing materials becomes more and more complex. MB Crusher’s units have completely revolutionized the

Companies that recycle old asphalt are creating new revenue streams. This industry faces many challenges with high hauling and material disposal costs while also protecting the environment. Anyone with an ongoing road construction project knows this industry’s hurdles on any job scale, from the reconstruction of a main road to a small side road. The same restrictions also affect those who process and distribute bituminous conglomerates. Main obstacles? The high costs of hauling and disposal of removed pavement material and the subsequent cost of new aggregate. “ Every day – business owner says – that we work on a road rebuilding project, we need to consider the price of asphalt: once we mill the old pavement, we need to haul and dispose of it. This process impacts the overall costs, project duration, and our impact on the surrounding environment.” Thanks to MB Crusher’s presence on job sites worldwide, we focused on this weakness and transformed it into a new advantage. The secret? MB’s mobile crushers can be mounted

With mb crusher, profits take off while reducing “Working to demolish, redevelop, and build on seaports and airports has many constraints due to the constant flow of arrivals and departures throughout the day and night. To be competitive, we must follow a schedule and avoid going over our budget. This way, our companies can generate profit, which is needed during these difficult times caused by the global pandemic,” this statement summarizes the difficulties and expectations that companies, whose job sites are located within seaports and airports, have to deal with. They turn to MB Crusher to find a solution that helps them improve operations and increase profit. MB Crusher provides a solution for every need on the job site. Need #1: reduce the costs of waste material disposal When managing remediation work either on seaports or airports, you must deal with large quantities of waste material that needs to be crushed or hauled to a landfill. The costs of transporting and processing the material also weigh on

The ancient art of dry stone walling becomes more structured when it meets new engineering techniques. At the end of 2017, UNESCO intervened and confirmed how valuable the art of dry stone walling is. They’ve added this building technique to the Intangible Cultural Heritage list, to protect and safeguard it. Among the reasons for recognising and protecting this art, the main one is due to its distant roots: the knowledge is handed down by rural communities to today’s professionals. These constructions play a vital role in preventing landslides and floods, fight soil erosion and desertification while respecting the environment. By adding the process to the list, eight European countries can share their techniques for constructing dry stone walls. While the methods might differ, the way they are built is by placing one stone on top of the others without using any other material except dry earth. However, over time, even the most ancient techniques have incorporated more modern methods to how “artisans” work – a skilled type of labour that is unfortunately

With MB Crusher’s equipment, construction sites generate their material and have it available immediately at no extra cost wherever they are. Produce your building material, using your heavy equipment, wherever the job site is located. This is the easiest solution for many companies now that procurement is becoming more complex, expensive and it takes longer. And it is also the practical solution when the construction sites are located in areas where heavy vehicles have a hard time reaching it, where there aren’t connecting roads or in historical centres with traffic restrictions. For example, in Bulgaria, a company had to demolish an old house and had limited space. They installed an MB-L160 crusher bucket on the Case 6 backhoe loader they already had on-site, making it quick and easy to load the debris, crush it on site, and obtain quality material that they could reuse as the foundation for the new homes. They saved time and reduced their expenses: they didn’t need to process the material further by transporting it and repurchase it from the recycling centre or a quarry. The result? A material

MB Crusher introduces the new MB-HDS523 shafts screener to the world, designed to increase productivity on the job site. The saying goes, "when the going gets tough, the tough get going," and this historical moment has made us take a good look at what we can do to become more combative and productive. Over the years, our senses sharpened, we listen more, and we understand new needs with each story. At MB Crusher, we’ve always kept an eye out for our customer’s needs, and today we show that we’ve been listening. Our customers have shared their grievances, telling us about the difficulties they face on their job sites, and it’s these problems that we’ve used as a stepping stone for new concepts and ideas. Two years after we launched our new range of MB-HDS shafts screeners, we realized we had the opportunity to do more. Our customers needed something more, an advantage, and an added value on other construction sites or application areas. And that’s where the idea for the big sister of the MB-HDS range, MB-HDS523 shafts screener bucket, was born. The biggest,

The problem with excavated earth and rocks is, from an economic, regulatory, and an environmental perspective. However, there is a solution and is within reach. Although NASA’s Ingenuity drone helicopter landed on Mars, the earth continues to be the only planet we can inhabit. The soil we live on is a non-renewable resource and needs to be preserved by any means necessary. When it comes to managing excavated soil, the first form of safeguarding the material is reusing the soil, which leaves the environmental quality unchanged. The focal point is that excavated soil is not waste needing to be thrown away, but becomes a valuable resource for everyone involved. Companies and operators aim to recover a large amount of soil to use it again on the job site or in neighboring areas. One of the necessities is to separate the different types of extracted material in to reuse the soil. With the right equipment, the solution is within reach. One case happens in Quillagua, a small Chilean town in the Antofagasta province; National Geographic considers this town the driest place on the entire planet. Over the past 40 years, there

Today the metallurgical sector, and foundries in particular, are at the forefront when it comes to protecting the environment and the impact of industrial waste on the ecosystem. We are talking about millions of tonnes of special waste which need to be disposed of every year involving significant resources and huge costs. ”Our sector does not usually occupy the front pages of financial newspapers, although it is fundamental for industry and has been, historically, the driving force of a country’s growth. Managing waste disposal is an expensive business: both large and small companies have to deal with the high cost of storage, transport, screening and crushing at their facilities, as well as the cost of disposal”. Operating in five continents, MB Crusher has listened to several entrepreneurs and has realised they all prioritise the same objective: to reduce disposal costs. MB’s response reflects its own corporate mission: turning waste into advantage. Since

MB Crushers and Screening Buckets are used in trench works to ensure you save time All over the world thousands of construction sites are being built, where trench work is under way to put together new pipelines for the transportation of gas, oil and water. These are often enormous infrastructure projects, divided into sections, often located in isolated places, where it is necessary to build miles of tracks and roads to allow access. Heavy equipment units follow the site for miles and miles to dig the trenches, prepare the trench bed, install the pipes, prepare the materials to cover the pipes and close the trenches. Traditionally large-sized crushing and screening equipment is used to obtain the required aggregate size to lay and cover the pipes, ideally it needs to be moved near where the pipes are being laid. But at times large-sized equipment cannot reach certain sites. Because there are no roads to connect them, therefore the inert to be reclaimed are taken elsewhere, processed, and only after re-used. These operations are proven to be time-consuming

Proper waste management: cleaning the Oliva beach in Valencia. Every year between 8 and 12 million tons of waste sweep out to sea, especially plastic. Practically a full truck of garbage per minute. The rubbish in the sea, travels a long way and then washes up on coastlines. Over time it does not biodegrade harming wildlife and ecosystems. Ocean’s plastic pollution is one of the most felt environmental issue at present. But not only these types of litter piles in the coastal areas. Every year the sea and the rivers deposit driftwood and tidewrack along the shore, which have to be removed before summer to make room for the umbrellas, deck-chairs and bathers. For the holiday-makers safety and happiness. Proper waste management: cleaning the Oliva beach in Valencia. Oliva is a small town in the south of Valencia, Spain, and includes almost 9 km of beaches formed of fine sand. Not only that, part of the territory of Oliva is included in the marvelous natural park of the Marjal de Pego-Oliva. An ideal leisurely area, as

Effective solutions are constantly searched for in Construction & Demolition Waste (CDW) processing, but what if those solutions were right before our eyes? Often it is just a matter of changing perspective, and not only the obvious fact that CDW is not really waste, but the realization that it is actually a huge resource, still to be exploited. The way waste is processed needs a new outlook. Luckily often the answer is available, and the lesson learned is that strength comes from unity. In the world more and more people share their experiences to help others to achieve a better result, same applies even to CDW processing. After all, the environment we share will benefit from a streamline recycling process, landfill is not the solution. The process of recycling is pretty straight forward, firstly, fine material is separated. Subsequently there needs to be a volumetric reduction, a separation from any metals and the final removal of the light fraction. However,

The MB-S18 screening bucket at work at the Al Furousiya Street construction site in Doha At the end of a world cup- Russia 2018 - another kicks-off. At least for MB Crusher equipment, which are already at work in many construction sites in Qatar, for the construction of the FIFA 2022 World Cup stadiums. In fact, in view of the next football championships, more than 100 billion dollars was invested in the country in projects and infrastructure. Providing a great opportunity for local and international contracting companies, which were involved in enduring projects that gave drive to the economy. An influential construction company involved in these projects, Al-Jaber and Makhlouf Company, is using the MB-S18 screening bucket for the works of Al Furousiya Street, in the Aspire Zone. It represents the main connection to reach the Al-Khor Stadium complex, a structure with 45.330 seats designed in the form of an asymmetrical seashell. Why has a Mb screener been chosen? To simplify operations and respect deadlines. In fact, with just one equipment

MB Crusher launches the new mini excavator cutter head MB-R500, THE ALL-ROUND CUTTER HEAD – The Jack of all trades, that is master of ALL Turn mini excavators and mini loaders into real milling machines. It is the brand new MB-R500, the latest addition to the MB Crusher range and launched as a world premiere at Intermat in Paris. It is easy to use and makes work on different sites easy, especially those that require precision. The new MB-R500 grinds particularly resistant and tough materials, such as fragmented rocks. But it can also work on soft materials, such as asphalt, and perform the excavation with extreme precision. It digs the trenches necessary for pipes laying, it restores the banks of rivers and streams with speed and precision. The new MB-R500 simplifies excavation operations for the positioning of buildings support plinths, especially in areas where the subsoil is particularly resistant. Works without difficulty in city centres, where vibrations and noises must be contained. It can be

A quality alternative for on-site waste management at work in Germany The management and treatment of inert waste is a key concern for MB Crusher. The Italian company was founded by inventing the world’s first crusher bucket, a revolutionary machine, capable of crushing and recycling material on-site from demolitions, excavations and mining. You need only see it at work to understand the added value that it gives to companies that choose it for their own machinery fleet. This is precisely what most of the 7,500 visitors were able to do during the demonstration organised by MB Deutschland – the German branch of MB Crusher - at Recycling Aktiv and TiefbauLive, unique events in the field of recycling and land movement, organised from the 27th-29th of April in Karlsruhe, Baden-Württemberg. Two buckets at work on the MB Crusher testing field: the BF80.3 crusher bucket, an 18.5 tonne crusher for diggers, whose small size facilitates movements and makes them fast and non-burdensome for maintaining high efficiency and productivity; and

MB company will show its products working live at Polska Autostrada - Kielce MB Crusher innovation lands in Kielce, Poland: from 9th to 11the May the italian company will be demostrating its revolutionary machines on a live demo show at Autostrada Polska 2017, the International Fair of Road Construction Industry. At outdoor booth nr. ZG 6, MB Crusher will be demonstrating to attendees how quickly they can have a mobile plant at their work site by switching between the crushing and screening attachments. Visitors in fact will have the chance to see two MB products at work: the crusher bucket BF80.3 and the screening bucket MB-S18. Suitable for excavators that exceed 18.5 Ton of weight, the crusher bucket BF 80.3 is compact, versatile and can reaches productivity of 34 m3 per hour. On the other side, a must in reducing volumes and optimizing the size of materials for specific uses, the MB-S18 screener bucket can work with excavators between 20 to 35 Ton and it’s equipped with baskets formed by interchangeable modular panels, available with

. Hundreds of visitors from more than 44 countries, 19 machines on display and two at work in the test area, and more than 500 square metres of exhibition space: these are the figures which characterised the presence of MB Crusher at the recent Samoter trade fair in Verona (22 - 25 February 2017). Thousands of clients visited the exhibition areas set up by the Vicenza-based company: an indoor stand completely renovated in terms of concept and layout, subdivided by theme, which presented the entire product range (crusher buckets, screening buckets and grapples which can be applied to all types of heavy machinery), and an external demonstration area right in front of the San Zeno entrance, where it was possible to witness the versatility of MB products first-hand, capable of crushing and screening all types of material and guaranteeing companies efficiency, productivity and savings, as well as protection of the environment. There were two products at work in MB Crusher’s

MB CRUSHER presents the BF90.3 S4 Crusher Bucket to the construction and recycling market. Amazing the market with new ideas and high-performance products is most certainly synonymous with capacity and professionalism. Managing to do so for more than 15 years, not simply amplifying but renewing and strengthening its range, is only one of the reasons why MB CRUSHER is the market leader for crushing and recycling. BF90.3 S4 Produced and patented, the BF90.3 was the first crusher bucket in the world ever made. Designed to resist the most challenging conditions on any site, the BF90.3 - extremely compact and versatile - has been updated and made more powerful over the years. Suitable for all crushing operations, even the most challenging, it maintains the same results in terms of performance with all types of inert material. In particular, exactly one year on from the last update, this model has been optimised to allow: •An increase in productivity, thanks to a functional restyling of the internal structure of the machine which allows for an increase

The use of waste from industrial processes and their exploitation and re-use in the carrying out of new projects is nowadays a regular practice in many countries, above all with a view to the (necessary) creation of a model of sustainable development, founded on the reduction in the consumption of natural resources and the minimising of waste production. An important testimony regarding the exploitation of waste comes from a German company specialised in the recycling of metals and slag from blast furnaces, which has chosen one of the most recent MB Crusher products for their operations, the MB-LS170 screening bucket. The extreme versatility of the MB Crusher screening bucket allows the company to screen steel residue from the periodical cleaning of the furnace. The various-sized residues are thus cleaned of residue dust and rendered suitable for re-sale as good-quality steel. However, the capacities of the MB-LS170 screening bucket don’t stop here. It is also

MB Crusher is the leading attachment specialist, providing materials processing equipment to the recycling, demolition, construction, landscaping and waste management industries. Crushing and screening buckets, drum-cutters and grapples are available in a complete range, suitable for all kind of excavators and loaders. At Big5 Dubai, we will be showcasing our awarded Crushing and Screening Buckets. New products recently unveiled at Bauma will also be on show to the Arabian market for the first time! This includes the new hydraulic drum cutter MB-R800 and, our last jewel the MB-LS220 the first screening bucket designed specifically for owners of loaders and backhoe loaders from 12 to 35 tons, which have great need to select waste material but until now, there wasn’t a solution available in the market for them. You can find out more by visiting us at Dubai World Trade Centre from 21st to 24th November at outdoor area, booth OS F40.

WHEN CONDITIONS ARE IMPOSSIBLE FOR OTHERS, MB ENHANCE PERFORM Almost a year after their launch, results exceed sales forecast Already holding the record for the most complete range of Crushers and Screeners Bucket in the world, MB CRUSHER has recently expanded its selection with exclusive products, intended to represent the new production icon: hydraulic drum cutters MB-R, available in 3 models, for excavators from 6 to 35 tons. Particularly suitable for rocks and leveling concrete surfaces, in quarry excavation, tunneling, demolition and road works, the drum cutters MB have won the trust of even the more demanding operators with their high performance. Accuracy and reduced size makes them ideal for applications in urban areas and confined construction sites, generally difficult to manage with large machines. They stop at nothing performing even in arduous work sites: ICY LAND / TOUGH MATERIALS / MATERIALS WITH DIFFERENT HARDNESS MB CRUSHER design team, is pleased to take you on a short journey to discover the features

Some people use it to select the material directly on site and reuse it, some others for regenerating foundry waste. There are companies that seek to sift natural material under water and to clean landfills and beaches, some to remove impurities and to obtain good soil for gardens. Not to mention the use in piping work aqueducts, sewers, roads and tunnels: there are no limits to the use of screening buckets MB Crusher, advanced machinery, built to the highest technological standards and entirely Made in Italy, at 100%. On the market since 2009, the range of screening buckets MB Crusher got immediately a great statement. MB has managed to innovate the concept of screening, creating a machine with cutting-edge technological features, applicable to any machine from small loaders, backhoes, to larger excavators. Primarily the exclusive conical shape of the basket, made of interchangeable modular panels with holes of various sizes and designed to increase the hourly

The screening bucket for larger loaders and backhoes. Who came to the last edition of Bauma, has seen the world premiere of the latest MB model, the new screening bucket MB-LS220. The MB-LS220 is not simply a screening bucket, but the screening concept evolution: designed specifically for owners of loaders and backhoe loaders from 12 to 35 tons, which have great need to select waste material but until now, there wasn’t a solution available in the market. What are the user advantages? First of all a great flexibility, in fact, the new MB-LS220 allows the optimization of loaders and backhoe loaders, transforming them in a few minutes into an efficient mobile screening plant, able to process debris in all the process phases. As it does not need to operate over the heap of material, as otherwise required by other excavators screeners, the new MB-LS220, facilitates and speed the processing of the material on different sides of the same construction site. What are the applications? There are many applications

Bauma 2016, the most important international construction fair which was held from 11 to 17 April in Munich, Germany, closed with great success for MB Crusher. Bolstered by the success of past editions, Bauma has always represented for MB an important opportunity to learn about, appreciate and experience first-hand the high quality of its products. As well as the MB Deutschland team, who were on their home turf, the fair saw the presence of a good part of the international MB workforce, all at complete disposal of visitors in order to illustrate the legendary crusher and screening buckets, as well as the very latest products. Thousands of clients visited the three exposition stands set up by the company: an entire info-point welcome area, an external promotional point where the entire MB range was on display to be admired, and a 600 square metres externally-positioned demo area where four MB crusher and screening buckets worked non-stop to demonstrate their

MB Crusher is ready to globally launch the third generation of Crusher Buckets that have shaped the history of crushing. Upgraded and renovated, the newest BF units still represent, after over a decades on the market, the most popular and awarded model. For the first time ever the new generation will be on display and working at Bauma 2016 DEMO AREA, the renowned construction and earthmoving fair. Designed for all excavators the new Crusher Bucket are now even more compact with better balance in the collection phase. The crusher’s mouth was further expanded thus increasing the crushing surface and consequently the productivity. With the dust suppression system, the iron separator and low noise impact, it can be easily used in any construction site, even in residential areas and within total compliance with environmental regulations. MB buckets are the only ones in the world that does not need drainage, and also the ones that ensure higher productivity compared

Applicable to all kinds of excavators MB is a global leader in the production and marketing of equipment, machinery and accessories for the earth movement, demolition and recycling sectors. Applicable to all kinds of excavators, MB’s products are the most effective tools in construction and excavation jobs, as well as in special applications such as quarries, mines and environmental reclamation projects, to crush, screen and separate inert materials directly at the yard and reuse them on site or allocate them to other uses. Crusher Buckets, Screening Buckets, Iron Separators and Universal Quick Couplings represent a range of products, constantly expanding and rigorously certified, whose use reduces processing costs and times as well as material transport, and at the same time contributes to environmental protection. Perfect for on-site crushing of inert materials and the first one of its kind to be introduced on the market, the MB Crusher Bucket is a piece of equipment that works by taking

The year 2015 if off to a roaring start for MB S.p.A.. This undisputed global leader in the production and sale of earth movement and demolition equipment is introducing two brand new models of bucket crushers, two gems that complete the range of MB products, the largest in the world.Suitable for excavators that exceed 18.5 tons of weight, the bucket crusher BF 80.3 is compact, versatile and suitable for the operations of crushing and recycling of inert material or resulting from demolition (road works - excavations - pipes - pipelines). In spite of its size and lower weight compared to larger models, it reaches productivity of 34 m3 per hour. Suitable for excavators weighing over 43 tons, the bucket crusher BF 135.8 was created to meet the specific needs of crushing in quarries, for aggregates recycling operations in landfills, for volume reduction of materials resulting from demolition in large yards, or excavation, sewage systems and preparation of aggregates. With

It is the crown jewel of MB, the smallest of the range of crusher buckets, handy and compact. Thanks to this little gem Made in Italy, MB was highly commended for the Manufacturers’ Innovation Award at the World Demolition Summit in Amsterdam (6th November 2014). Organized in collaboration with the magazine Demolition and Recycling International, this year edition had a particularly international flow more than ever before, with project and product from all over the world. The high quality of the companies nominated made very challenging the work of the jury to determine the winner in each categories. Once again the MB-C50 triggered a remarkable result, in addition to The Earth & Civil Contractor Awards (Australian award of excellence in the construction industry which assigned the Product Innovation Award) and the special mention at the Samoter 2014 in Verona for Product Innovation. The MB-C50 is the smallest crusher bucket in the MB product line, weighing