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Remu Introduces New Jaw Crusher Buckets to Meet Rising Market Demand

Remu has launched new jaw crusher buckets made with Hardox steel and Rock-Zone tech to meet market demand. This equipment crushes rock, concrete and asphalt efficiently, aiding in material recycling and reducing costs in construction. The durable, low-maintenance design aims to enhance productivity and sustainability in operations.

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Remu has launched a new product range to its portfolio: crusher buckets.
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Remu has launched a new product range to its portfolio: crusher buckets.
Remu has launched a new product range to its portfolio: crusher buckets.   (Remu photo) Remu crusher is engineered to crush rock, concrete and asphalt, providing users with an effective way to recycle and reuse construction materials.   (Remu photo)

Remu has launched a new product range, crusher buckets, to its portfolio.

Manufactured in-house with Hardox steel, powered with Rock-Zone technology, this equipment comes as a response to the increasing demand and inquiries from customers seeking reliable and high-performance crusher solutions, according to Remu.

The jaw crusher bucket is engineered to crush rock, concrete and asphalt, providing users with an effective way to recycle and reuse construction materials. By integrating this equipment into operations, customers can reduce waste, lower costs and contribute to sustainable practices in the construction and demolition industries. Designed for durability and efficiency this crusher bucket boasts low maintenance requirements, ensuring minimal downtime and maximum productivity for users, according to Remu.

"We are thrilled to introduce this full range of crusher buckets in co-operation with Rock-Zone," said Juha Salmi, CEO of Remu. "This addition to our product portfolio directly addresses the needs of our customers. By manufacturing it ourselves along with Rock-Zone technology, we ensure top- notch quality and performance while offering a practical solution for material recycling."

This story also appears on Aggregate Equipment Guide.


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