Why Process Material On Site? The Commercial Economics
Traditional demolition contractors pay twice for aggregate: first to haul concrete rubble to a landfill (tipping fees), and second to buy virgin crushed stone from a quarry.
A KONSTRUCTZ StoneKrusher closes the loop. Concrete chunks from a torn-up patio or foundation are fed directly into the heavy-duty manganese jaw inlet. The machine fractures the material into clean, angular, road-base spec gravel (e.g. 0.6–2.0 inch output).
Instead of paying $40–$60 per ton in landfill fees plus $35–$50 per ton for virgin 3/4-inch crushed gravel, the contractor processes 20 to 50 tons per day on-site, using the crushed aggregate immediately as sub-base for the new driveway or slab.
Input: Feed concrete, cinder block, brick, and natural stone.
Crush: Adjustable manganese jaw plates exert high hydraulic compressive force.
Output: Discharge conveyor stacks clean, compactable aggregate ready for reuse.











