Revolutionising safety in crushing & screening: inside Metso’s circular approach

May 27, 2025

Global Product Launch: The construction industry is moving toward a circular economy—and Metso is leading the way with innovative safety-first crushing and screening solutions. We explore how their HRC8 system improves access, reduces confined space work, and uses remote monitoring to protect workers. Hear from experts about the new industry standards that are reshaping on-site safety. 

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