IFAT 2024

“Higher, higher, and higher still” – this could be the maxim of RUBBLE MASTER at the Linthal project in the Swiss canton of Glarus. This time the 28-t RM100 was moved even higher, with a...

In addition to the new high-capacity crusher RM100 GO!, RUBBLE MASTER will present at the bauma 2013 an-other innovation: the downstream screen box MS100 GO! including return belt RFB as well as the...

One example of the innovations of RUBBLE MASTER HMH GmbH is the RUBBLE MASTER GO! principle, designed especially for newcomers to recycling. With the RM70 GO! RUBBLE MASTER launched a crusher which,...

RM NEXT generation crushers and screensEver since RUBBLE MASTER introduced the first mobile crushers to the market in the early 1990s, the Austrian machine manufacturer has been setting benchmarks in...

In the compact crusher segment, RUBBLE MASTER has already developed from a hidden champion to one of the world market leaders. With the addition of the first RM J110X jaw crusher to its product range,...

At the beginning of May, RUBBLE MASTER founded a new subsidiary RUBBLE MASTER SEA Pte. Ltd. in Singapore, expanding the company’s worldwide coverage and the RM Family with a new presence in Asia. The...

RUBBLE MASTER expand their product range and present the latest RM innovations at bauma 2016. Continuing the legacy of the past 25 years, high level customer benefits and an understanding of...

Four days, 24 highly motivated employees from Christophel and Kölsch, three RM Compact Crushers and countless satisfied and interested customers: the new form of joint Christophel and Kölsch stand...

25 years ago Gerald Hanisch created a business model offering the possibility of sustainable elimination of demolition waste. Today, Rubble Master is one of the leading companies as regards mobile compact crushing. The crushers are used worldwide at sites, in road...

Malcolm Construction hosted a three day event from 03.- 05.07.2012 at their Shewalton Quarry & Waste Management facility in Irvine on the west coast of Scotland (Fig. 1). Visitors had the...