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Kobelco solves recycling problem
00:00 22 Jun 1995
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A Kobelco 325 jaw crusher mounted onto a used Komatsu PC300 tracked
excavator has solved a recycling problem in Scotland for Kamscot
Construction.
As part of a contract to prepare a house building site in Hamilton, Renfrewshire-based Kamscot needed to crush a lot of broken concrete that had been left following the demolition of an old warehouse.
The tracked crushing unit was hired in as there was not enough space to install a conventional mobile crushing plant and, even so a conventional conveyor belt could have been damaged by steel reinforcing rods in the concrete.
As a result of using the specially built Kobelco/Komatsu unit supplied by Marubeni-Komatsu, the contractor was able to commence work within one hour of arrival on site, but also saved time and expense.
Details: enter 705 on card
As part of a contract to prepare a house building site in Hamilton, Renfrewshire-based Kamscot needed to crush a lot of broken concrete that had been left following the demolition of an old warehouse.
The tracked crushing unit was hired in as there was not enough space to install a conventional mobile crushing plant and, even so a conventional conveyor belt could have been damaged by steel reinforcing rods in the concrete.
As a result of using the specially built Kobelco/Komatsu unit supplied by Marubeni-Komatsu, the contractor was able to commence work within one hour of arrival on site, but also saved time and expense.
Details: enter 705 on card
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