RubbleCrusher to make North American debut at ConExpo

The RubbleCrusher brand will have a presence at ConExpo-Con/Agg with a showcase in the Silver Lot outside the Las Vegas Convention Center. Photo: Rubble Crusher

RubbleCrusher, a brand McLanahan Corp. acquired in 2022, plans to launch compact, mobile crushing units at the upcoming ConExpo-Con/Agg.

Based in the United Kingdom, the RubbleCrusher brand was previously owned and operated by CMB International. At ConExpo-Con/Agg, RubbleCrusher says it will showcase portable and track-mounted jaw crushers in the Silver Lot (Booth S5276) outside the Las Vegas Convention Center. RubbleCrusher says the crushers it intends to display at the show are easy to deploy on jobsites and that they meet all Department of Transportation regulations.

RubbleCrusher’s RC150V pull-behind portable crusher can be hauled by any full-size pick-up truck, according to the company. The RC150V weighs just under 7,800 pounds and enables operators to recycle C&D waste for use on site – without having to pay to remove materials or bring in new aggregates for jobs.

The RC150T, meanwhile, offers the same features as the RC150V yet is mounted on tracks, making mobility on-site possible by remote control.

RubbleCrusher says it offers crushing and screening equipment for a variety of industries, and it is looking to expand its dealer network in the U.S.

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