MOTEK Digger Screening Bucket Widely Used In The Industrial Field

1. Construction Field:
– Construction waste treatment: It can crush and screen various construction wastes generated during the demolition of buildings, such as concrete blocks, bricks, etc.
– Road construction: The stones used for road foundation layer filling are crushed and screened to meet the particle size requirements of road construction and ensure the stability and bearing capacity of the road foundation; it can also be used for the production of road ancillary facilities such as curbs.
– Pipeline backfilling: In the pipeline laying project, the backfill soil can be screened to remove impurities and oversized particles in the soil, ensure the high quality of the backfilling soil and reduce costs.

2. Mining Field:
– Crushing of frozen ore powder: It can crush frozen iron ore powder, phosphate powder, etc.
– Mine restoration: In the process of ecological restoration after mining, the screening and crushing bucket can process mine waste soil, waste slag, etc., convert them into soil matrix suitable for vegetation growth, and promote the restoration of the mine ecological environment.
– Coal crushing: It can realize the integrated construction of loading and crushing, reduce equipment investment and improve construction efficiency.
– Crushing of industrial gypsum and gypsum board

3. Environmental governance field:
– Contaminated soil governance: For contaminated soil, MOTEK screening bucket for digger can screen and crush it, which is convenient for subsequent solution and remediation. For example, in soil remediation projects, contaminated soil with curing agents can be mixed and stirred to improve the remediating effect.
– Construction waste soil treatment: It is used to mix and stir the waste soil with the curing agent, and the waste soil is solidified and used as the roadbed.
– Garbage screening and treatment: It can be used for screening and crushing of domestic waste, separating recyclables, organic matter and inorganic matter in the waste, which is convenient for waste classification and resource recycling.