Customer stories

A specialized attapulgite clay supplier faced challenges processing compacted raw material that was unsuitable for further refinement. By implementing a screening bucket solution, they were able to efficiently break and screen the material into a consistent size, improving process flow, reducing bottlenecks, and enabling more cost-effective and flexible operations.

Yoan Bernard, working in the French Alps, uses an ALLU Screening Bucket to process excavated soil directly on-site for trench backfilling and pipe bedding. By screening and reusing existing material instead of transporting new fill, he significantly improves productivity while solving the challenge of costly material logistics and difficult access in mountainous terrain.

A former chemical plant site in Hangzhou required full soil remediation before redevelopment. Using an ALLU screening bucket, the contractor screened contaminated soil on-site, removed debris efficiently, reduced transport volumes, and significantly lowered overall project costs.

Moving excavated materials away from the jobsite and transporting new material back in was costly and inefficient. With on-site screening using ALLU buckets, Garnborns Åkeri & Maskin AB has transformed excavated material into a reusable resource — improving material flow, reducing transport needs, and supporting more sustainable project execution.

Schaumlava Grube Herchenberg GmbH enhances its efficiency and sustainability in lava rocks processing by integrating the ALLU DH 4-17 Screening Bucket directly into quarry operations. By crushing material on-site, the company reduces transport needs, streamlines workflow, and ensures consistently high material quality. The gentle, clog-free processing and flexibility of the equipment strengthen Schaumlava Grube Herchenberg’s position as an innovative and responsible raw material processor, delivering long-term environmental and economic benefits.

L&M Landscape Materials transformed its business by using the DL-Series Screening Bucket to screen topsoil directly on-site. What once required costly deliveries now takes just an hour of in-house processing — saving time, cutting costs, and doubling profits for this family-owned landscaping company.

When traditional equipment failed in wet conditions, the ALLU DL-Series Screening Bucket mounted on a skid steer enabled efficient on-site material processing in any weather — cutting costs and maximizing productivity.

With rising waste disposal costs and stricter environmental regulations, the ALLU DL 2-12 TS16 screening bucket proves to be an efficient, cost-effective, and sustainable solution — reducing waste, improving material quality, and lowering the overall carbon footprint.

Müller Beton Magdeburg uses the powerful DN 3 17 TS16/32 screening bucket to process highly cohesive, clay rich soil. The soil must be finely screened without being over crushed — a challenging task, especially given its heavy texture and tendency to form large clumps. Not all screening equipment can deliver under such demanding conditions.