Excavator & Wheeled Loader Attachments
Dig A Crusher will use the FutureSource 2010 exhibition to underline its commitment to customers in the recycling, environmental and resource efficiency sectors with a display that includes representative models from its market-leading, innovative and comprehensive crushing and screening bucket attachment product range.
The FutureSource exhibition takes place at London’s ExCel from 15 to 17 June 2010 and we’d love to see you there.
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Dig A Crusher is returning to the Scotplant exhibition at the Royal Highland Centre, Ingliston, Edinburgh (26 & 27 March 2010) with an expanded product line and a stronger-than-ever presence in Scotland.
Appearing on Stand 1, Avenue 11, we will be taking the opportunity to display representative models from each of our Dig A Crusher, Dig A Screener, REMU and Rotar product ranges. These comprise a comprehensive line-up of excavator-mounted crushing and screening buckets and grabs that are suitable for a wide range of industry sectors including construction, plant hire, demolition and recycling, quarrying, waste management and forestry.
In addition, Scotplant 2010 also provides us with an opportunity for us to introduce our new regional sales manager for Scotland, Brain McGrane.
So, if you’re coming to Scotplant or if you’re likely to be in the Edinburgh area between 26 and 27 March 2010, please be sure to call by to meet Brian and the rest of the Dig A Crusher team, and to see the latest additions to the extensive Dig A Crusher product range.
We look forward to seeing you there.
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Northamptonshire-based Sovereign Plant has used a Dig A Crusher 700 excavator-mounted crusher bucket to spearhead the extension of one of the UK’s most exclusive boarding schools. Mounted on a Caterpillar 320 hydraulic excavator, the attachment has been used to process construction and demolition waste, providing valuable recycled materials for the development of Rutland’s Uppingham School.
Located in England’s smallest country, Rutland, Uppingham School is home to some 750 boarders from across the UK and is renowned as the school that invented “all-round education”.
Pupils have access to almost 50 hectares of space, large parts of which are dedicated to theatre, the arts and sports. Uppingham is also famous as the former school of TV celebrity chef and author Rick Stein.
The school is currently in the midst of a major upgrading as part of a multi-million pound programme to extend its already extensive sports facilities.
As part of that upgrading programme, Sovereign Plant has supplied a Caterpillar 320 hydraulic excavator equipped with a Dig A Crusher 700 screening bucket attachment to process concrete and brick hardcore.
Hired from Dig A Crusher, the unit was used to turn the “waste” rubble and demolition debris into a 40 mm fill product that will be used in the foundations of the extended sports facility.
“We didn’t want to take a dedicated track-mounted crusher or screen into the school grounds because of the noise and disruption it would cause,” concludes Sovereign Plant managing director Terry Bright. “The Dig A Crusher 700 proved to be a good replacement and allowed us to process material without incurring the cost of removing it from site.”
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Dig A Crusher is pleased to announce that it will be participating in next month’s Association for Organics Recycling Annual Conference and Awards which takes place at the Hilton Metropole Hotel in Birmingham on 11 February 2010.
With a theme of “Focusing On The Changes In Biowaste”, the event will debate key issues including
carbonmetrics, impact of anaerobic digestion, food waste collections, and legislative issues. It has also attracted some high profile speakers including:
• Soil Scientist, Tony Kendle, from the Eden Project;
• Dr Richard Swannell from WRAP;
• plus representatives from Viridor, Eunomia, European Compost Network, London Remade Solutions and many more.
To be a part of this event or to see us there, please visit www.organics-recycling.org.uk to register.
We look forward to seeing you there.
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