The Epiroc BP concrete pulverizer for excavators is smartly curved and efficiently separates rebar from concrete in the secondary reduction stage. With the piston rod protection, the entire hydraulic cylinder is shielded to reduce downtime.
The concrete pulverizer is equipped with a replaceable tooth plate and cutting blade, making maintenance easy. This reduces the pulverizer's downtime and maintains production. Thanks to the speed valve, cycle time is reduced by 25%, resulting in increased productivity. The concrete pulverizer is used to break down large concrete pieces and separate them from reinforcement, lowering recycling costs. The Epiroc BP concrete pulverizer is suitable for excavators weighing between 14 and 50 tons.
Are you looking for a concrete pulverizer for excavators? Below you will find our selection and can easily compare options, ensuring you find the right attachment for your project! Prefer personal advice? Contact us or fill out the quotation form!
Request a quoteThe jaw is shaped so that rebar is pulled clear of the concrete during crushing instead of being pressed into it. That produces a cleaner fraction and lowers processing costs downstream at the recycling plant.
The speed valve accelerates the opening and closing movement under low load. Across a working day, a quarter shorter cycle translates into measurably higher tonnage per machine hour.
The tooth plate and cutting blade are designed as separate wear parts and can be replaced individually. Maintenance is limited to the worn component, which lowers parts cost per operating hour.
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Epiroc BP 1650 R
Epiroc BP 2050
Epiroc BP 2050 R
Epiroc BP 3050
Epiroc BP 3050 R
Epiroc BP 4050
Epiroc BP 4050 R
Your attachment only performs at its best when maintenance is up to date. SAES handles the maintenance, repair and installation of your attachments in our own workshop, and our field service technicians are available 24/7 on site. We work exclusively with original parts and keep the most common wear parts in stock, minimising your downtime.
