All Demolition & Recycling Articles
Value Tech Ltd has reached agreement with Howard Crusher Attachments to rebrand the latter's four crushing attachment models as the ‘Crushing Value' range
A new Hitachi Z250W wheeled waste handler is providing increased handling capabilities at Resag Recycler und Sortierwerk's Bern waste transfer station
The 2010 world Demolition Awards will be presented on 5 November 2010, once again at the Hotel Okura in Amsterdam
Terminal 2 at London's Heathrow Airport has closed to passengers prior to its demolition during 2010
Hinowa has introduced a crawler mounted dust suppression
Powerscreen has formally launched the Warrior 800 two deck mobile screen
Husqvarna is to introduce the new DXR 250 demolition robot at World of Concrete 2010
Powerscreen has added two new impact crushers to its product range with the introduction of the Powerscreen Pegson XH320 and XH500
Last Friday saw the presentation of the first annual Demolition Awards
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The 10th BICES exhibition has got underway in Beijing, China.
The demolition of Bayer Cropscience's Gorsey Lane plant at Widnes, UK, is reaching its final stages
Haigh Contracts Ltd is using a Terex Finlay 694 Supertrack to reclaim concrete, stone and masonry at Scratchwood Depot
One of the first 1.9 tonne Husqvarna DXR 310 demolition robots in the USA was used by concrete removal specialist Bluegrass to remove two industrial kilns
Zen Excavation is using Allu equipment for small scale demolition and recycling activities
Iona Waste Systems Ltd has been set up by former Fintec managing director Hubert Watson to produce equipment for waste recycling
Liebherr has established two new companies that will operate in the countries of Turkey and Azerbaijan, respectively.
Darren Wickins of Pectel (a division of Keltbray) has been appointed as a director of the UK's Asbestos Removal Contractors Association (ARCA)
Primrose Homes is a new housebuilding venture launched by Mike Cuddy, managing director of UK demolition contractor Cuddy Group
Demolition of the Deutsche Bank building in Lower Manhattan, New York, is set to restart
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