Red Rhino Crushers & Screeners at Hillhead 2026: Show Highlights
Hillhead 2026 has been and gone, and it was the biggest edition yet – over 620 exhibitors and thousands of industry professionals descended on Hillhead Quarry in Buxton, Derbyshire, from 23–25 June for the UK’s largest quarrying, construction and recycling equipment exhibition. As always, the Red Rhino team was out on the ground, and we’ve […]
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 […]
Why The Red Rhino 4000 is The Most Versatile Mini Crusher
If you work in construction, demolition, groundworks, skip hire, or plant hire, you’ll know that site conditions are rarely straightforward. Restricted access, tight urban plots, back garden sites, and awkward access areas are all part of the job – and so is the pressure to keep costs down and projects moving. The last thing you […]
Red Rhino set to exhibit at Hillhead 2026
Grantham-based crusher manufacturer Red Rhino Crushers is set to exhibit at Hillhead 2026. The team will be located at stand A32 at Tarmac’s Hillhead Quarry, Buxton. Red Rhino, which manufactures its full range of crushers, screeners, and trommels at its facility in Lincolnshire, will be bringing a selection of machinery to Hillhead, one of the […]
How Much Does it Cost to Hire a Crusher?
If you’re planning a demolition project, groundwork job, or large-scale landscaping work, you’ve probably asked yourself: how much does it cost to hire a crusher? Crusher hire costs depend on several factors—from the size of the machine you need to where you’re based and how long you’ll need it. At Red Rhino Crushers, we’re trusted […]
Types of Crushers: A Complete Overview
Choosing the right crusher is essential for efficient material processing, whether you work in construction, demolition, groundwork, skip hire or recycling. With so many types of crushers available, understanding the differences helps you select a machine that is up to the task of handling your feed material, and produces the finished product your job requires. […]
Introducing Our New and Improved 5000+ Crusher
We are thrilled to share that we have introduced substantial engineering improvements to our 5000+ jaw crusher, boosting crushing capacity and operational speed for demolition, construction and skip hire operators. Our updated RR 5000+ incorporates modifications to the jaw box dynamics, adjusting the hydraulic systems to a more vertical position. This delivers measurable gains in […]
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 […]
Red Rhino ‘Crushes It’ at 2025 PlantWorx With New Electric Trommel
At Red Rhino, we recently made a significant impact at PlantWorx 2025 with the launch of our brand new Electric Trommel – a fully electric screening unit designed to meet the demands of the demolition, recycling, and quarrying sectors. Our new Red Rhino Electric Trommel attracted considerable attention from visitors throughout the exhibition. This compact, […]
Crush Your Waste On-Site With a Mobile Crusher
For builders, demolition contractors, and groundwork specialists, traditional waste disposal eats into profits on every single job. Traditional approaches—hiring skips, paying for waste collection, or transporting rubble off-site—quickly add up. Mobile crushers offer a smarter alternative, allowing you to process waste materials exactly where they’re generated, transforming costly disposal problems into valuable recycled aggregate. What […]
