Indian road construction companies areaccelerating projects with MB Crusher Buckets.
Road construction companies in Indiaare reporting major gains in efficiency, cost savings, and sustainability byadopting MB Crusher Buckets. These versatile attachments, when paired withexcavators, allow contractors to crush and process materials directly on-site —transforming how road projects are executed across challenging terrains.
A prominent road construction companyoperating in Northern and Western India recently shared its success story withMB Crusher. Facing the dual challenges of handling tough hill rock and meetingtight project deadlines, the company turned to the MB Crusher Bucket tostreamline operations. The result has been a significant transformation in howmaterial processing is managed on large-scale road projects.
By using MB Crusher Buckets, the firmhas eliminated its reliance on distant or costly crushing plants. Instead, itprocesses materials, such as hill rock and construction debris, right whereprojects are located. The company now consistently achieves precise outputsizes under 50mm — an essential requirement for road construction standards — whilemaintaining production targets of 20–25 tons per hour.
“On projects that span several kilometres,moving materials back and forth to external crusher sites was both costly andtime-consuming,” explained a company spokesperson. “With the MB Crusher Bucket,we now process reserves of up to 25,000 cubic meters directly at site. This hasallowed us to cut fuel consumption, reduce transport requirements, and deliverprojects faster.”
On-SiteCrushing: A game-changer for Indian Infrastructure
India’s road sector is expandingrapidly, with government and private contractors working on thousands ofkilometres of new highways, expressways, and regional connections. Many ofthese projects are in areas where terrain is difficult, resources arescattered, and logistics add layers of complexity.
MB Crusher Buckets provide analternative approach. Instead of hauling material long distances, contractorscrush it on-site, saving both time and money. The equipment is built to handlefeed sizes of 250–300mm and consistently delivers output below 50mm, which isimmediately usable for road laying.
The key advantages highlighted bycontractors include:
- Reliable productivity rates of 20–25 TPH, even in toughterrains.
- Reduced dependence on fixed crushing plants located far fromproject sites.
- Lower fuel consumption and fewer truck movements, cuttingcarbon emissions.
- Consistency in meeting strict road constructionspecifications.
Boostingproductivity while supporting sustainability
The adoption of MB Crusher Buckets isnot just about operational gains — it is also about sustainability. By reducingthe need for continuous material transport, companies are lowering emissionsand decreasing their overall carbon footprint. For projects in hilly or remoteareas, where hauling materials involves steep climbs and long routes, theenvironmental benefits are even greater.
An essentialtool for modern road building
The experience of this leading Indiancontractor demonstrates that the MB Crusher Bucket is more than just anaccessory — it has become an essential tool for large-scale infrastructureprojects. Contractors are now able to:
- Deliver projects on or ahead of schedule.
- Control material quality and consistency.
- Improve financial margins by cutting external crushing costs.
- Build smarter, faster, and more sustainably.
With India’s ambitious road developmentagenda continuing to expand, MB Crusher Buckets are expected to play a growing rolein helping companies overcome logistical challenges, meet deadlines, anddeliver world-class infrastructure.