Top 5 Uses For Mini Crushers in Construction
Managing waste material on a construction site is one of the most persistent headaches in the industry. Skips fill up fast, dump truck collections are disruptive, and buying in virgin material is an ongoing cost that chips away at your project margins. For contractors, demolition teams, groundworkers, and skip hire companies, finding smarter ways to […]
How To Choose The Right Crusher For Your Project
Choosing the right crusher can make or break a project. Whether you’re managing a large-scale demolition, running a recycling yard, or tackling groundwork on a restricted-access site, selecting the correct crusher type directly impacts your production efficiency, operational costs, and the quality of your final product. This guide cuts through the noise and gives you […]
Red Rhino’s 8000 Crusher Truly Makes Its Mark
We are pleased to share that our flagship model, the RR 8000 crusher, has received exceptional feedback from customers since its launch. The RR 8000 machine, which is our largest crusher to date, has been praised by customers who have found it a perfect match for their requirements. Weighing 18 tonnes and featuring a 800mm […]
Maximising your profits with a Red Rhino crusher
Whether your operations involve detailed landscaping, demanding demolition, or anything in between, a Red Rhino crusher can significantly enhance your business’s profitability. At Red Rhino, our commitment to innovation and excellence ensures businesses and contractors remain competitive. All our machines are designed and manufactured in the UK, reflecting our dedication to quality and performance. How […]
Q&A with our Head Product Designer
At Red Rhino, design plays a crucial role in not only the performance but also the identity of our groundbreaking equipment. In this exclusive Q&A, we sit down with our head designer, Bradley, to shine a light on the skills required to design our market-leading machinery. Great to meet you, Bradley. How long have you […]
Preparing for 2025; our ultimate crusher and screener guide
With 2025 firmly underway and the most lucrative crushing and screening months of the year fast approaching, now is the time to invest in the right equipment and ensure that your machinery is in great shape. Whether you rely on a Red Rhino for small landscaping projects, heavy-duty demolition or anything in between, regular maintenance […]
Red Rhino set to exhibit at the 2025 Executive Hire Show
Since its launch in 2007, the Executive Hire Show has become the must-attend event for professionals in the tools, equipment, and plant hire industry. Gathering experts, exhibitors, and decision-makers from across the UK, Ireland, and beyond, the show has solidified its reputation as the ultimate hub for innovation and networking. Why the Executive Hire Show? […]
Red Rhino crowned Family Business of the Year at the coveted Midlands Family Business Awards
It was a night to remember for our team after we recently took home the Family Business of the Year award at the glittering Midlands Family Business Awards. The coveted annual ceremony shines a light on family businesses of all sizes from across a range of sectors, providing them with the opportunity to be recognised […]
Crushing around the world: Discover our growing international distributor network
Despite our humble Grantham beginnings, we are proud to have seen Red Rhino grow exponentially into a global brand with a presence in every corner of the world. Wherever your business is located and wherever your next project might be situated, sourcing and securing a Red Rhino to add extra muscle to your crushing and […]
Cleaning up our act: Methods to support sustainable construction and demolition
Adopting sustainable practices across both construction and demolition projects is no longer a choice, it is a necessity. Sustainable choices must now be made when businesses are considering how they can collectively reduce waste, conserve resources and reduce individual and collective carbon emissions in a world where the environment is at its most unstable. So […]
