MB is offering a versatile crusher bucket with magnetic separation

Italian hydraulic attachment specialist MB said that its latest crusher bucket system offers increased versatility and durability. The firm is having particular success in North America with the version of the well proven crusher bucket equipped with a magnet. This offers major benefits in demolition applications for example, as a machine operator is able to pick out reinforcing bar.
March 8, 2014 Read time: 1 min
MB was demonstrating its successful crusher bucket
Italian hydraulic attachment specialist 283 MB said that its latest crusher bucket system offers increased versatility and durability. The firm is having particular success in North America with the version of the well proven crusher bucket equipped with a magnet. This offers major benefits in demolition applications for example, as a machine operator is able to pick out reinforcing bar. The combined unit offers a cost-effective option to having separate magnet and crusher units. MB said that North American customers are keen on the added versatility of its unit, as it is able to carry out two jobs in one. The technology has already been on sale in the European market for some time and the machine’s reliability in tough applications such as demolition is also well proven.
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