Recycled concrete: It's right in front of you, so why not use it?

• MB Crusher’s attachments enable efficient recycling of concrete waste, transforming it into valuable resources directly on-site.

• The process involves attaching an MB Crusher bucket to any brand of excavator, crushing concrete, and reusing the material for new construction projects.

• Real-world examples include a Liebherr 954 turning concrete rubble into roadbed material, a Caterpillar machine reducing disposal expenses, and a JCB 3CX backhoe loader repurposing debris into a driveway surface.

• MB Crusher’s solutions support sustainability by making concrete recycling cost-effective and eco-friendly, aligning with industry trends towards smarter rebuilding.

Concrete isn’t just the foundation of modern construction—it’s also the key to its future. In this second episode, we explore how to recycle concrete efficiently using MB Crusher’s innovative solutions.

Episode 2: How to recycle concrete with MB Crusher

Recycling concrete is no longer an option—it’s a necessity. In many countries landfills are filling up and environmental concerns are growing. In others logistics are difficult and transportation costs are rising. As the industry moves towards sustainability, the focus shifts to how to handle concrete waste.

It is pretty simple really. Don’t just demolish. Recycle. Reuse. Reinvent.

Instead of viewing used concrete as debris, see it from a different point of view, from the excavator cab while MB Crusher units  transforms it into valuable resources that power new projects. 

In this second episode, let’s us guide you through how MB Crusher’s attachments will aid you, in a simple and cost-effective way.

Crushing concrete waste into value

Constructions and demolitions companies are subject to growing environmental restrictions. But those who chose MB Crusher attachments have found an easy and practical solution to turn waste into a valuable asset directly on-site. Let’s break down the process:

1. ATTACH AN MB CRUSHER BUCKET – Mounted on any brand of excavator, MB Crusher buckets transform any demolition site into a recycling hub.

2. CRUSH CONCRETE – The powerful jaws easily break down reinforced concrete, separating even iron rebars. 

3. REUSE MATERIAL IMMEDIATELY – Once processed, the crushed material is ready to be used for backfilling, roadbeds, or new construction projects, reducing the need for fresh aggregates.

To sum it up, by using your heavy machinery with an MB Crusher attachment you have a closed system to crush rubble into high-quality recycled aggregates.

Real-world success: Turning waste into opportunity

So far it has been all pretty easy, right? It gets even easier as MB Crusher attachments will work with any brand of excavator. Plus MB Crusher’s offers broad range of units that will cover carrier machines from 6.5 tons transforming them from diggers to mobile crusher. Loaders, skid steers, mini, midi or big excavators there will be an MB Crusher unit.

Real-life sites: Recycling in action

• From demolition to railway infrastructure with a big excavator: A Liebherr 954 equipped with an MB Crusher BF135.8 turned a massive pile of concrete rubble into high-quality roadbed material for a new railway project—eliminating waste and cutting costs. https://vimeo.com/1023919321

• Tight space logistic simplified: a Caterpillar machine fitted with an MB BF70.2 crusher bucket effortlessly transformed concrete waste into reusable material, reducing transportation and disposal expenses. https://vimeo.com/1023923102

• The backhoe loader that became a mobile jaw crusher: A JCB 3CX 8-ton backhoe loader, equipped with an MB-L160 crusher bucket, reclaimed debris from a house renovation and repurposed it into a durable driveway surface—turning waste into a functional, eco-friendly upgrade. https://vimeo.com/813139070

A Sustainable Future with MB Crusher

Every demolition site has untapped potential. MB Crusher’s cutting-edge solutions unlock this value, making concrete recycling efficient, cost-effective, and eco-friendly. The future of construction isn’t just about building—it’s about rebuilding smarter. Recycle. Reuse. Reinvent.