Crushing Buckets

Crush bricks, asphalt, or concrete for further use

Remu jaw crushers offer a line of robust efficient attachments, manufactured in-house with premium materials. These crushers are engineered to crush rock, concrete, rubble, and asphalt, providing users with an effective way to recycle and reuse construction materials and demolition waste.

Efficient and Cost-Effective On-Site Material Processing

When it comes to material processing, demolition, and recycling, a bucket crusher is one of the most efficient, flexible, and cost-effective tools available today. Designed to be mounted directly onto an excavator, a crusher bucket turns your carrier machine into a mobile crushing unit, offering unmatched versatility at the job site. Whether you’re crushing concrete, rocks, asphalt, or demolition waste, an excavator crusher bucket can dramatically improve your operational efficiency and reduce transportation and disposal costs.

Applications and Benefits of Crusher buckets

Crusher buckets are widely used across construction, demolition, recycling, mining, and landscaping projects where efficient on-site material processing is required. They enable the crushing of materials such as concrete, reinforced demolition waste, natural stone, asphalt, and oversized rock directly at the worksite. This makes them especially valuable for demolition and recycling operations, road base preparation, foundation work, quarrying, and trenching or bedding tasks in pipeline and utility projects. By processing materials on-site, crusher buckets reduce the need for transporting waste or importing new aggregates.

The key advantage of a crusher bucket lies in its ability to turn waste into reusable material immediately. On-site crushing significantly lowers disposal and transportation costs while speeding up project timelines. A single crusher bucket can handle a wide range of materials, making it a highly versatile attachment that reduces the need for additional machinery. This improves cost efficiency and helps lower the environmental impact of operations by minimizing material transport and emissions. To further expand on-site material processing capabilities, crusher buckets are often complemented with screening and padding buckets.

How to Choose the Right Bucket Crusher for Your Excavator

Carrier Compatibility

First, check your excavator’s specifications such as operating weight and hydraulic flow and pressure. Choosing a bucket crusher that matches your carrier’s capabilities ensures optimal performance and avoids damaging your equipment.

Material Type

Understand what type of materials you will be crushing. Softer materials like limestone can be handled by most crusher buckets, while harder materials like granite or heavily reinforced concrete may require a high-performance bucket crusher.

Output Requirements

Consider what particle size you need. Adjustable jaw settings on an excavator crusher bucket allow for flexibility depending on the project requirements.

Productivity Needs

Select a crusher bucket with a capacity that matches your productivity goals. Larger buckets can process more material faster but require a more powerful carrier machine.

Maintenance and Support

Choose a bucket crusher from a manufacturer that offers easy maintenance, spare parts availability, and strong technical support. Investing in a high-quality crusher bucket minimizes downtime and maximizes return on investment.

What can you crush with our Crusher bucket?

Bricks & Roof tiles

Crush all types of clay bricks, roof tiles, and other inert materials and reuse them onsite to minimize transportation costs and the amount of material sent to landfills.

Recycle Asphalt

Reduce the impact on nature by keeping materials in a circular economy. Crushed asphalt, also called asphalt millings can be used as a base layer for pavers, walkways, or driveways or used as a filling material.

Wood waste

Reduce the size of wood waste by crushing it for use as a biofuel.

Q&A on our crushing buckets

Where to use the crushing bucket?

Save time and money by processing demolition waste onsite. In ideal case crushed material can be reused onsite, but even if the material needs to be transported for recycling facility, crushing reduces the volume and helps to save transportation costs. Crushing bucket is also affordable investment to recycling centres to process their material piles and turning those into valuable product.

Why choose the crushing bucket over a crushing plant?

Compared to a crushing plant, the bucket crusher is a more affordable investment and can solve a number of material handling needs. Also, the operating cost is only a fraction of that of bigger plants. You only need one excavator, one bucket and one operator.

What is the production capacity of the bucket?

The rotary crusher bucket offers a steady throughput and with number of materials a capacity of 60m3/ hour can be achieved.

What happens if there is fine material mixed into material to be crushed?

Excessive fine material does not interfere with the crushing process in this rotary crushing bucket. This type of crushing technique is particularly suitable for processing mixed materials.

What wear parts does the CR 1100 have?

Wear parts for the CR 1100 consist mainly of carbide crushing picks which are quick and easy to change. Compared to the wear parts of some other type of crusher buckets the picks are much more affordable and convenient to store, transport or take to site.

What happens if something unbreakable goes into the bucket?

If a material is too hard to process, the rotor simply stops, after which the rotor can be reversed and the unbreakable material dumped out of the bucket.

What happens to steel wire / cables?

According to our experience most of the wire / cables go through the bucket.

Can it crush natural stone?

There are different types of natural stone, and some are easy to crush while others are not. Sandstone, shale or claystone and soapstone are processable. The hardest natural stones, like granite, cannot be processed with our bucket.

How does it work?

The crushing function of the CR 1100 is based on rotating axel and carbide crusher picks placed around the shaft. Picks press the material against counter blades and crush the particles into down to produce a size of 0-100mm. Two direct drive motors offer reliable power transmission.

Remu Crusher Buckets – Built for Professionals

At REMU, we understand the demands of real-world material processing. Our crusher buckets are engineered to deliver reliable, high-performance crushing solutions for professionals across industries. When you choose a REMU bucket crusher, you benefit from:

Robust and durable construction
High crushing force even with tough materials
Adjustable output size
User-friendly maintenance
Compatibility with a wide range of excavators

Explore our excavator crusher bucket models and find the perfect solution for your project! Whether you’re demolishing old structures, recycling construction waste, or preparing aggregate material, REMU’s crusher buckets offer a flexible, economical, and sustainable way to get the job done.

Data Sheets

CR1100 Data Sheet

Jaw-90 Data Sheet

Brochures

Remu Jaw 90 Crusher