FRD adds crushers and shears to demolition attachment range

Furukawa Rock Drill (FRD) is extending its hydraulic attachment line-up with additional V Series jaw crushers and shears. The company has extended its VM Series of rotating crushers from two to seven models, now suitable for excavators of 12-100 tonnes operating weight. In addition FRD will offer the VS Series of secondary demolition crushers for 11-50 tonne excavators, along with the VR Series of steel cutters with both fixed and rotating heads, which can be both boom or dipper stick mounted.
January 6, 2017 Read time: 1 min
7140 Furukawa Rock Drill (FRD) is extending its hydraulic attachment line-up with additional V Series jaw crushers and shears. The company has extended its VM Series of rotating crushers from two to seven models, now suitable for excavators of 12-100 tonnes operating weight. In addition FRD will offer the VS Series of secondary demolition crushers for 11-50 tonne excavators, along with the VR Series of steel cutters with both fixed and rotating heads, which can be both boom or dipper stick mounted.

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