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11 April 2008

Miller Plant, an Aberdeen, Scotland-based plant hirer and earthworks contractor, made an initial move into the demolition recycling sector through the purchase of an Extec C10 mobile crusher and Extec E7 mobile screen. Originally purchased to carry out processing work in its own yard in North Lurg, the combination of machines proved a hit with its rental customers – so much so that the two machines are never in the yard, says the company. As a result of this success, Miller has also now added a larger Extec C12+ mobile crusher.

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