LaBounty’s new mobile hydraulic pulverizers can pick up, crush and separate rebar faster than previous models, the company says. The MHPs are able to do this thanks to a new design that delivers faster cycle times, high-tip forces and larger jaw sizes, according to LaBounty, a subsidiary of Stanley Infrastructure. The company says the pulverizers have “industry-leading power-to-weight ratio and large jaw capacities.”

The MHPs are designed for excavators weighing 13 to 65 metric tons performing secondary demolition and concrete recycling. LaBounty says the pulverizers have a unique shape to better separate rebar from concrete on the ground.

LaBounty MHP 390"

Reverse cylinder with internal hydraulic lines to protect components from debris

Pass-through lower jaw for rebar separation

Bucket-style, interchangeable teeth for sorting materials

Serrated blades for cutting rebar