The MRX has a short center of gravity for optimal control and maneuverability and features an interchangeable jaw with options for a concrete pulverizer, concrete cracker or shear.

Stanley Infrastructure announced that LaBounty added a new versatile attachment to its demolition portfolio, the multi-jaw demolition tool (MRX). The MRX provides maximum productivity with minimal maintenance. Designed for efficient downsizing and equipped with 360-degree rotation, the MRX is useful for both primary and secondary demolition and offsite concrete processing, according to the manufacturer.

The MRX has a short center of gravity for optimal control and maneuverability and features an interchangeable jaw with options for a concrete pulverizer, concrete cracker or shear. Additional product details include:

• Open lower jaw, which improves penetration and rapidly downsizes material
• Wide jaw for ultimate efficiency
• Dual rotation motors with superior holding power and durability
• Replaceable wear areas

LaBounty also added the mobile rotation pulverizer (MRP) to its lineup. The MRP is a similar design to the MRX but has a dedicated concrete pulverizer jaw. At a lower weight and lower price point, the MRP is a good option for users who are seeking increased maneuverability and reliability.

"With these new additions to LaBounty's lineup, we've dramatically expanded the solutions available for our demolition customers," said Michael Moriarty, director of product management at Stanley Infrastructure. "Regardless of the scale of the project, we've got the right attachment to couple with our industry-leading knowhow and technical support."

With the additions of the MRX and MRP, LaBounty now offers one of the most expansive assortment of demolition tools in North America. Variety in LaBounty's demolition portfolio provides the market a "one-stop shop" for demolition attachments best suited for any application or budget.

For more information, visit https://www.stanleyinfrastructure.com/brands/labounty.

The MRP is a similar design to the MRX but has a dedicated concrete pulverizer jaw.

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