New NPK V250R Concrete Crusher for Sale

NPK Concrete Crushers are designed to effectively handle any primary or secondary demolition. The V-Series processes through reinforced concrete allowing material to be separated and recycled on the job.

NPK's Primary/Secondary Concrete Crushers are designed to effectively handle any primary and/or secondary demolition and recycling operation.

NPK concrete pulverizers easily crush through reinforced concrete and cut through light steel structures allowing material to be separated and recycled, and simultaneously, permits easier handling of material.

• Maximum crushing/cutting force with more efficiency: Competitive cylinder systems need larger cylinders to equal the force developed by the more compact NPK intensifier system. On the job, NPK's exclusive integral hydraulic intensifier system provides faster cycle times compared to competitive units using larger cylinders that require considerable amounts of flow to produce an equal amount of productivity; thus producing the shortest cycle time in the industry.
• Designed for performance: With the tooth configuration utilizing a high-profile center tooth and lower profile teeth on both sides of the movable jaw, NPK concrete pulverizers can be used for both primary and secondary crushing operations. Abrasion-resistant, high-strength, alloy steel teeth provide decreased wear and increased durability. In addition, the "R" models come with full 360° hydraulic rotation for maximum versatility.
• Designed for easier maintenance: In addition to the bolt-on replaceable tooth plate on the movable jaw, all “A” models utilize a bolt-on replaceable plate on the corresponding portion of the fixed jaw.  The new design decreases downtime due to repairs while increasing the life of the crusher.  Cutting-torch operations are eliminated by a replaceable high-strength, steel center cutter that slices through rebar and light steel structures.
• Potential applications include:
  • Construction and Demolition (C&D) recycling / sorting
  • Concrete recycling
  • Commercial demolition
  • Separating concrete from rebar