Over the past two years, we have been supplying equipment for the renovation of old buildings in northern Germany. The hard concrete debris on the site caused most rock crushers to suffer severe wear and even cracks within an average of three months - until we tried the RMB80 model from Ray Attachments.
Under the same power, its more scientific structural design has increased the daily stone crushing volume by 40% (data from our 132-hour operation record comparison). What's even more surprising is that after 11 months of high-load operation, the wear rate of the core components is still 22% lower than the industry standard. Now, our customers even specify this set of equipment for their projects - this not only reduces the downtime losses caused by equipment replacement, but also enables us to provide more accurate carbon footprint calculation reports when bidding for green demolition projects.
The localized technical response provided by the Ray team (including the German/French operation scenario adaptation guide) has made us realize that true durability is not only about material parameters but also about understanding the different operation scenarios in Europe. If your business is currently under the dual pressure of equipment iteration costs and environmental protection requirements, this might be worth a deep conversation.