What can construction waste do after crushing? The bricks used in modern urban infrastructure, such as the sidewalks and red roadbed pavements, are recycled from broken construction waste. The production process for regeneration bricks involves the utilization of construction waste materials like sand, stone, cement, and admixture, etc. These materials undergo a sequence of procedures comprising mixing, extrusion and maintenance. Compared with traditional bricks, regeneration bricks are not only more environmentally friendly in the production process, but also can recycle and reuse construction waste to reduce environmental pollution. Here we introduce you to the construction waste crushers.
Crawler type mobile crusher
The crawler type mobile crusher is commonly used for breaking construction waste. It can be remotely controlled and is suitable for rough terrains such as mountains and construction sites. Its flexible movement allows for the efficient crushing of stones and construction waste, enabling convenient transfer. Additionally, it can be used in conjunction with two vehicles – one for coarse crushing and another for fine crushing. An additional vehicle can also be added for screening purposes. The resulting product can be utilized in roadbed construction or the production of regeneration bricks, hollow bricks, aerated bricks, etc.
Tyre type mobile crusher
The structure of the tyre type mobile crusher is similar to that of crawler type mobile crusher, both being equipped with various types of crushers along with feeders or screening machines. However, the key distinction lies in its utilization of a wheeled chassis instead of tracks. This design requires front-end towing akin to a trailer, effectively serving as equipment mounted on a trailer frame. Consequently, this mobile crusher machine offers enhanced affordability and suitability for construction waste crushing.
