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China to start crushing in urban areas
Crushing in urban areas is nothing new in the United States, yet it’s unheard of in some parts of the world, including China. The country places strict requirements on when and where crushers can be...
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Slow-speed shredder preprocesses C&D material
Rotochopper’s HTS-2 dual-shaft shredder preprocesses stumps, construction & demolition materials, railroad tires and contaminated waste. Rotochopper says this is the first shredder to be launched...
View ArticleFirm: Construction outlook positive for next five years
Timetric’s Construction Intelligence Center forecasts that the U.S. construction industry will likely grow over the next five years. The center predicts the construction sector’s average annual growth...
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Latest version of mobile crusher available
The next development of the RM 70GO bears the name RM 70GO 2.0 and offers even more performance thanks to a new engine, according to Rubble Master. The crusher unit itself has been modified. The result...
View ArticleRedesign makes mobile crusher more versatile
Rubble Master systematically enhanced its RM 90GO. An extremely high-torque and robust constant-speed engine not only makes the machine even higher performing and quieter, but the RM 90GO is even less...
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Crushing market emerges overseas following new law
An R700S impactor crushes coke waste. Photo courtesy of Rockster Recycler. A new law created a new crushing opportunity for an equipment sales and rental company in Colombia. Sanymaq, a company made up...
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Report offers insight on mobile crushing, screening market
Stone quarries were the top application for mobile crushers in 2014, according to Allied Market Research. Photo courtesy of Powerscreen. A report published by Allied Market Research titled, “Mobile...
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Report: US asphalt sales growth is ahead
Demand for asphalt in the United States used for paving, roofing and other products is forecast to rise 3 percent annually to 27.6 million tons in 2021, says The Freedonia Group in a new study. In...
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