The Simex rotor crushing system has been designed to not have problems with iron rods amongst material to crush. If the reinforcing rods have a small thickness, they are cut by the rotor system without any difficulties; if rods have higher thickness, they are folded, like a horseshoe, and drop out along with crushed material through waste grate.

Simex crusher buckets are equipped with a rotor crushing system with cutting elements (blades and comb) fitted on it. Rotating both in clockwise and anti-clockwise directions, it exerts a considerable force on the material, positioning it between cutting elements and blades, crushing it. Once crushed, material is dropped through appropriate grate on the underside of the bucket

Ideal material size for use in the bucket depends on model: for smallest models it’s advisable input material size doesn’t exceed 200 mm, for bigger models 300 mm.

Simex standard crusher buckets produce spoil having 70 mm as maximum size; and by simply replacing blades it is possible to produce other sizes: 0-30 mm, 0-50 mm or 0-100 mm.

The rotor crushing system limits vibration levels that are harmful for the prime mover machine; futhermore this system can also crush wet material thanks to rotor movement.

The Simex “CB” series crusher buckets can even be fitted even on tele handlers.

The Chain excavator is suitable to work on organic soils and if chain is equipped with hoes and teeth, it can be used on organic soil mixed with small stones. These attachments are not suitable for hard and rocky soils. On the contrary, wheel excavators are suitable to do trenches on hard and rocky soils.

The Trench clearing device is advisable when there is necessity to have a trench completely empty.