Rebuilding roads with asphalt recycling

Asphalt processing in Iceland
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Asphalt processing in Iceland
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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.

MB Crusher's BF70.2 jaw crusher bucket is mounted on a Liebherr 916 wheeled excavator
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MB Crusher's BF70.2 jaw crusher bucket is mounted on a Liebherr 916 wheeled excavator
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Thanks to MB Crusher’s presence on job sites worldwide, the copmpany focused on this problem and developed a new advantage. MB’s mobile crushers can be mounted on any brand and sized heavy machinery right there on the job site. This transforms your equipment into a powerful crusher. Any asphalt can be crushed down to the required size to be ready for immediate reuse, such as base material for a new road.

An experienced foreman said: Asphalt, bitumen, and old sidewalk or city square pavement has become a valuable resource. We can reuse the material right there and then, or sell it. With MB’s mobile crushers, we increased our job’s margins and have new business opportunities.”

The results achieved by a Chilean company that specialized in road construction services are awe-inspiring. Using an MB-L200 Crusher bucket, they recycled material to use it as a sub-base: new material in no time and zero cost. With MB Crusher, you can quickly reduce the material to different sizes, even on the same job site.

In Brazil, a company used a BF70.2 crusher bucket to make reclaimed asphalt – RAP ready to use on-site. The material processed with MB Crusher equipment creates new business opportunities in a single project, eliminating downtime, hauling, and disposing expenses. The landing strips, In Reykjavík, the largest airport in Iceland, were rebuilt by using the old asphalt as a base material, thanks to the use of a BF70.2 crusher bucket.

Each MB Crusher bucket is designed to adapt to all requirements of a job site easily: you can pair it with any heavy equipment, it crushes any type of asphalt and hard material, it doesn’t require specialized mechanics for its maintenance, and it works non-stop.  

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