Digacrusher

Birmingham-based Armoury Demolition & Recycling Ltd has confirmed its faith in the Dig A Crusher brand by replacing an existing 900 model with a larger, more productive 1200 unit.

Leading National Federation of Demolition Contractors member Armoury has purchased the new 1200 with a Dig A Magnet attachment to help separate and segregate steel reinforcing bar.

Managing director Tony McLean reports that the step up to the 1200 model not only increases productivity but will also widen the scope of recycling work the attachment is able to undertake.

“We run a dedicated, track-mounted crusher but it can cost more than £1,500 just to put that on a site which is just not economical for small-scale crushing operations. However, our original Dig A Crusher 900 overcame that and allowed us to work cost effectively on sites requiring the processing of 500 to 1,500 tonnes of construction and demolition waste,” he says. “But the new 1200 will extend that still further, allowing us to process up to 2,500 tonnes without having to mobilise our larger, more expensive crusher.”