Crushing from Promove

Crushing from Promove The first of a series of new attachments will be launched by Promove, which plans more new equipment in the second half of 2011. The multi-processing crushers CP300, for 3-9tonne mini excavators, replace the existing CP200 to deliver more breaking power and optimised solutions for the wearing parts, while the multi-processing crushers CP2510 for 23-38tonne excavators, which replace the existing CP2500, has increased power and efficiency thanks to the new geometry and replaceable massiv
February 15, 2012 Read time: 1 min
Promove is introducing the first of a series of new attachments
Crushing from 2689 Promove The first of a series of new attachments will be launched by Promove, which plans more new equipment in the second half of 2011.

The multi-processing crushers CP300, for 3-9tonne mini excavators, replace the existing CP200 to deliver more breaking power and optimised solutions for the wearing parts, while the multi-processing crushers CP2510 for 23-38tonne excavators, which replace the existing CP2500, has increased power and efficiency thanks to the new geometry and replaceable massive teeth.

The CF350, 3,300kg fixed concrete pulveriser to match 30-40tonne excavators is the first of a new line of fix concrete pulverisers designed to deliver extraordinary crushing capacity for secondary demolition and recycling.

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