You know the moment.
A building comes down. You have a pile of concrete rubble — walls, floors, columns — mixed with twisted rebar sticking out like steel spaghetti. You have two choices.
Choice one: Load it all onto trucks. Pay for hauling. Pay for dumping. Pay for new crushed stone to bring back to the site. Three times the cost, twice the time.
Choice two: Process it on-site. Crush the concrete. Pull out the rebar. Keep the aggregate. Use it for backfill, subbase, or road base. One machine does it all — if you have the right attachment.
That attachment is a concrete crusher for excavator.
Why Does A Concrete Pulverizer For Excavator Beat A Breaker Hammer Every Time?
A breaker hammer smashes concrete into random pieces. Big pieces, small pieces, dust — all mixed. Rebar stays embedded. You still have to sort it, move it, and pay to get rid of it.
A concrete pulverizer for excavator does something different. It crushes. Two powerful jaws close on the concrete. The material fractures along natural lines. The rebar separates cleanly. What comes out is uniform, reusable aggregate — and a pile of rebar you can sell for scrap.
One pass. Two outputs. No second machine needed.
Which Model Fits Your Excavator? Check The Table.
| Model | Unit | YG400 | YG600 | YG800 | YG1000 | YG1700 |
| Total length | mm | 1642 | 1895 | 2168 | 2218 | 3150 |
| Total width | mm | 1006 | 1275 | 1376 | 1598 | 2100 |
| Blade length | mm | 120 | 150 | 180 | 200 | 240 |
| Max Opening Height | mm | 587 | 718 | 890 | 1029 | 1400 |
| Upper Jaw Width | mm | 215 | 280 | 290 | 380 | 400 |
| Lower Jaw Width | mm | 458 | 586 | 588 | 720 | 812 |
| Max Shear Force | kn | 380 | 650 | 1650 | 2250 | 2503 |
| Working Pressure | Bar | 280 | 320 | 320 | 320 | 320 |
| Weight | kg | 670 | 1350 | 1750 | 2750 | 4709 |
| For Excavator Weight | ton | 6-9 | 10-15 | 18-26 | 26-30 | 50-80 |
Find your excavator’s weight first. That is the most important number. Put a crusher that is too heavy on a small excavator, and the machine tips. Put one that is too light on a large excavator, and you waste power.
A 10‑ton excavator? YG600 (fits 10‑15 tons). A 25‑ton excavator? YG800 (fits 18‑26 tons). A 60‑ton excavator? YG1700 (fits 50‑80 tons). Simple.
What Does A Concrete Crusher For Excavator Actually Do On Site?
Primary demolition. Bring down a wall. Then crush it immediately. No waiting for a separate crusher to arrive. No double handling.
Secondary crushing. Take large chunks and reduce them to smaller, uniform sizes. Perfect for backfill or subbase material.
Rebar separation. The jaws are designed to grip concrete and break it apart, leaving rebar exposed and clean. No torch needed—no workers picking through rubble.
Selective demolition. Need to save a structural column but remove the surrounding slab? A concrete pulverizer for excavator gives you precision that a breaker hammer cannot match.
One Customer’s Math
A demolition contractor in Poland bought a YG800 for his 22‑ton excavator. Before, he paid $80 per ton to haul concrete to a landfill and $60 per ton to buy crushed stone for backfill. After, he crushed concrete on site. He saved $140 per ton. In two months, the crusher paid for itself.
He now uses it on every job. He told us, “I don‘t know why I waited so long.”
Your Next Step
Look at your excavator. What size is it? What are you demolishing next week? Next month?
If you are tired of paying to haul rubble and paying again to bring in new material, a concrete crusher for excavator changes the math.
Send us your excavator model and weight. We will recommend the right concrete pulverizer for excavator — YG400, YG600, YG800, YG1000, or YG1700.
Then start crushing. Start saving. Start earning.
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