MB Crusher to demo waste-reducing crushing and screening attachments at World of Concrete

MB Crusher will demonstrate crushing and screening attachment solutions at World of Concrete 2026, taking place January 20-22 at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

Visitors will find MB Crusher in the Silver Lot, where live demos will deliver excitement — concrete shattering, rebar separating, and compact machines performing like giants.

World of Concrete is where MB Crusher proves that small machines can deliver big savings. With the right attachment, even a compact track loader becomes a powerful demolition and recycling tool. The MB team will show how anyone can transform waste into profit — cutting disposal costs, reducing hauling time, and creating material ready to be reused on site.

MB Crusher will showcase how a CTL can be outfitted with a demolition pulverizer or even a mobile jaw crusher, breaking down reinforced concrete and spitting out clean rebar.

MB Crusher's demolition pulverizers are one of Heavy Equipment Guide's 2025 Top Introductions. 

Demo lineup with Hyundai Construction Equipment includes:

• Hyundai H90A midi excavator fitted with MB-PT650 demolition pulverizer, MB-G600 sorting grapple, and MB-HDS312 shaft screener 
• Hyundai HT38 compact track loader equipped with MB-L160 crusher bucket and MB-P380 demolition pulverizer

Static displays will feature:

BF90.3 bucket crusher, MB-S14 screening bucket, MB-HDS314, and MB-HDS207 shaft screeners, MB-G900 sorting grapple, MB-R500 drum cutter, and MB-PT1150 demolition pulverizer. 

MB Crusher attachments improve sustainability on Canadian job sites

Throughout World of Concrete, MB Crusher's full team will be on-site to discuss real job site applications, return-on-investment examples, and equipment integration. One example is a customer based in Canada.

MB Crusher's MB-L160 crusher bucket mounted on a Cat 289D3 skid steer has reshaped how Russell Patterson, owner of RPM Development, manages concrete on his job sites in Alberta. By processing material directly on-site, he eliminated transport and disposal costs, stopped purchasing new aggregate, and significantly reduced his environmental footprint.

The recycled concrete now serves as a versatile, zero-cost resource for applications ranging from driveways to foundations. ‘'We bought an MB-L bucket so we can recycle concrete and be nice to the environment and then we get free concrete," he says.

What once was waste has become a profitable, sustainable asset.