WASTE RECYCLING EQUIPMENT HIRE RECYCLING
THE RIGHT MACHINE, FOR THE RIGHT JOB, FROM THE RIGHT PEOPLE.
CRJ is the leading hirer of mobile recycling equipment used to shred, screen and sort waste for many applications.
Our knowledge, commitment to customer service and willingness to go the extra mile ensures you get the right machine, for the right job, at the right time. Our Nationwide hire service includes back up from our highly skilled and dedicated support engineers.
EQUIPMENT FOR HIRE
SORT: Windshifters and Eddy Current Separators
successfully proven to remove contaminants and metals from waste streams. Range of Picking Stations to easily separate recyclables.
SCREEN: Drum and Star Screens to screen a wide variety
of waste to accurate sizes from 3mm to 100mm.
SHRED: Slow Speed Shredders for a wide variety
of waste streams, including bulky and contaminated waste to a shred size of 100mm to 300mm.
High Speed Shredders, ideal for wood and green waste to achieve a consistent shred size down to 35mm. Available with a skilled operator.
CRJ NOW SELL PARTS We stock a wide range of conveyor belts and other parts for Doppstadt and HAAS machines, together with new drums suitable for use in any trommel screen. Contact us for further details.
CALL: 01565 723886 VISIT:
www.crjservices.co.uk
CRJ Services Ltd, Brook House Farm London Road, Allostock Knutsford, Cheshire WA16 9LU
REAL SERVICE REAL PEOPLE REAL RESULTS
Waste Recyclers Construction & Demolition Waste Recycling
Rubblemaster – compact crushers VTN – crushing and screening buckets Furukawa – hydraulic breakers
Hire or Buy Sales, service, repairs and spare parts
CRUSHING, RECYCLING, SCREENING
Scrap Metal Recycling LaBounty – steel shears Dynaset – hydraulic magnets VTN – selector grabs One stop blade shop
www.ecyhaulmark.co.uk Please call us on 01925 269911
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www.skiphiremagazine.co.uk Issue 117 August 2015 SHM Experience and knowledge you can trust
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