Salzburg Airport in Austria is now benefiting from a 2.75km runway, following major redevelopment work at the facility
The new 2.75km runway was rebuilt following a total shutdown of flights at the airport for five weeks. The rebuilding work was assisted by the use of a compact crusher supplied by Linz-based Rubble Master. This unit was used to crush 8,500tonnes of material on-site at Salzburg Airport, with the material being immediately reused.
"This job was a challenge due to its tight time schedule,"
BAV Crushers offers a variety of crushing attachments and is highlighting those for the same weight range of carrier excavator, roughly based on 3-6tonne operating weight, from each of its three core products.
These are the BAV Alligator jaw pulverisers, for ripping up of slabs, demolitions of walls, cutting of rebar and primary crushing; BAV-CB crusher buckets, for reducing general, on site rubble, such as bricks, blocks, concrete and even rock, to a re-useable aggregate,and BAV-RS rotary screening bucket
BAV Crushers offers a variety of crushing attachments and is highlighting those for the same weight range of carrier excavator, roughly based on 3-6tonne operating weight, from each of its three core products.
These are the BAV Alligator jaw pulverisers, for ripping up of slabs, demolitions of walls, cutting of rebar and primary crushing; BAV-CB crusher buckets, for reducing general, on site rubble, such as bricks, blocks, concrete and even rock, to a re-useable aggregate,and BAV-RS rotary screening bucket
The launch of XSMART, by Rubble Master, is the next step towards the future digital construction site, explains Gerald Hanisch*, the company’s chief executive, and Markus Gaggl, the chief technical officer
