Profit from Demolition: Rebar Separation with Pulverizers
After the building is down, the real work starts on the ground. How do you extract valuable scrap metal from massive concrete blocks? Using a breaker is too slow and bends the rebar.
The solution: Rotating Pulverizer. This technology crushes the rubble into dust and cleans the rebar "like pulling with tweezers", maximizing your revenue from scrap sales.
1. Scrap Separation
The pulverizer's wide jaws grab the concrete block and squeeze it with hydraulic power. As the concrete shatters and falls away, the steel reinforcement (rebar) inside is exposed cleanly, without being bent or covered in concrete. Clean scrap sells for a higher price.
2. 360-Degree Infinite Rotation
It is hard to grab rebar on the ground with a fixed tool. Thanks to the 360° rotating head on our pulverizers, the operator can approach any piece on the ground at the right angle without moving the excavator tracks. This saves fuel.
3. Breaker vs. Pulverizer (Ground Work)
| Criterion | Hydraulic Breaker | Pulverizer |
| Speed | Slow (Hits one point) | Very Fast (Crushes wide area) |
| Scrap Quality | Bends rebar, leaves concrete on it | Extracts clean and straight rebar |
| Noise | High | Low |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Can a pulverizer demolish a building?
A: Yes, it can be used for column cutting, especially in low-rise buildings. However, its primary expertise is "secondary demolition" (ground separation).
Q: Are teeth replaceable?
A: Yes, the teeth and cutting blades on the jaw are bolted. They can be easily replaced on site and do not require welding.
Turn Scrap into Profit
Let us help you choose the right pulverizer model to increase speed and profitability in your demolition jobs.
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