WASTE RECYCLING
mobile and easy to transport across sites and easy to manoeuvre on-site thanks to the machines being tracked. They can produce high quality grade recycled rubble and demolition materials.
RubbleMaster are market leading manufacturers of a range of mobile impact crushers for the demolition, quarrying and mining industries. The highly versatile range can be used for crushing natural rock, recycling rubble, asphalt, concrete, glass and production waste. The range includes the RM60, the smallest of the range at 12 tonnes, with an output of up to 80 t/h. The RM 70GO! 2.0 has an output of nearly double the RM60 at 150 t/h and the RM 90GO! weighs 23.5 tonnes and has an output of up to 200 t/h. The RM 100GO! and the RM 120GO! have outputs of up to 250t/h and 350 t/h respectively, enabling customers to drive the maximum return on their investment.
Anaconda International is part of the McLanahan group of companies and offers a range of conveyors, trommels and screeners. Anaconda specialises in mobile, wheeled, tracked and static screening solutions for the mining, quarrying and waste recycling industries.
The Anaconda range is user friendly, easy to move on and off site with quick set up times, ensuring the machines can get to work as quickly as possible.
Further details on all of the RK6 partner products are available at
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Digging It Groundworks expand their fleet via RK6 and Anaconda
Andover based hire and construction company Digging It Groundworks Ltd have taken delivery of a RUBBLE MASTER RM70 GO! impact crusher and an Anaconda DF514 Scalping Screen from Red Knight 6 Ltd, to add to their extensive hire fl eet.
Having had success in the hire and haulage industry providing excavators, dumpers, tele-handlers, tippers and grab lorries, the company added a RUBBLE MASTER RM70 GO! 2.0 impact crusher to their current fl eet. Shortly afterwards, Digging It added an Anaconda DF514 scalping screen to widen their application and customer base.
Ben Boare, MD of Digging It Groundworks, commented: “Ever since we purchased the Rubble Master RM70 GO! 2.0, we have expanded our customer base.
“New clients have included construction and demolition companies needing to recycle their waste on site, plus farmers, small developers and groundworks companies wanting to save money and create a product to re-use.
“After buying the crusher and some guidance from the guys at RK6, I decided to purchase the Anaconda DF514 screener. After a short demonstration, it was easy to see the benefi ts of this machine.
“I am producing Type 1 and 6F5 materials and able to provide screened crush at -6mm for the cement industry, and 10mm and 20mm stone for the concrete industry.
“The high quality and shape of the product was made possible using the RUBBLE MASTER RM70 GO! 2.0 and the ANACONDA DF514 together.”
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ANACONDA DF514 or the RUBBLE contact 01264 357 259 | 0 or visit
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