Our process for processing on-site concrete crushing and recycling uses the following steps.

Preparation
All recyclable materials are collected and pre-processed to meet the specifications of the final recycled product. With modern concrete recycling technology, all concrete types—including plain, mesh-and-dowel, and continuously reinforced—can now be crushed and reused.

Crushing
We deploy mobile concrete crushing units directly to the demolition site. Once on location, concrete is loaded into the crusher, where high-powered jaws and impact mechanisms reduce it into smaller, reusable aggregate.

Screening
After the initial crushing, the material passes through a secondary impactor and screening process. This step removes dirt, debris, and other impurities, ensuring the final aggregate is clean and free from contaminants.

Separation
There are several separation methods we use to eliminate any remaining impurities. Electromagnetic separators extract metal fragments using magnetic fields, while air separators remove lightweight materials like plastic and paper through directed air streams. Water flotation systems further refine the material by using buoyancy and chemical agents to separate contaminants, allowing only clean, crushed concrete to settle at the bottom.

Recycling
The cleaned materials are either re-crushed for finer applications or transported to local recycling facilities for reuse in various construction processes. These include walkway and driveway paving, bed foundation utility trench, landscaping fill, and even specialized uses like artificial reef foundations.