Red Rhino 7000 upgrade

Red Rhino is launching its new 7000 series plus, saying that many improvements have been made to the current 7000 series to meet the challenging demands of the demolition. “We now are offering a new vibratory feeder option for the 7000 series with improved feeding and greater flexibility for the operator,” says the company. “A newly-designed hopper ideally suited for optimum feed rate by either skid steer or excavator.” A unit has already been sold to a customer in the USA, and Red Rhino says the 7000 seri

May 29, 2012 Read time: 1 min

5782 Red Rhino Crushers is launching its new 7000 series plus, saying that many improvements have been made to the current 7000 series to meet the challenging demands of the demolition.

“We now are offering a new vibratory feeder option for the 7000 series with improved feeding and greater flexibility for the operator,” says the company.

“A newly-designed hopper ideally suited for optimum feed rate by either skid steer or excavator.”

A unit has already been sold to a customer in the USA, and Red Rhino says the 7000 series plus crusher “represents a genuine alternative to it is bigger brother but at a fraction of the costs.”

The machine weighs 10tonnes and is 6.7m long and 2.2m wide. The jaw size is 700mm x 400mm.

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New crushing and screening equipment

A Scottish quarry near Aberdeen was recently the site of one of the most intense crushing and screening operations ever seen, writes Patrick Smith.

“It is not easy to get 13 machines in one place at one time and get them all working, including eight in a line,” says Nigel Irvine, Terex Finlay’s director, sales and marketing.

This was achieved at the company’s customer days, which were held at the quarry to show much of the company’s equipment at work, including the new Terex Finlay 684, two-deck tra