MB Crusher Enters Demolition Category in India, Launches Live Crushing Demonstration at bauma CONEXPO India 2026
Italian crusher bucket pioneer expands into demolition attachments with India debut of the MB-PT1650 pulverizer; BF90.3 flagship crusher bucket to run live at stall O.D15
MB Crusher India Pvt. Ltd., will mark its largest exhibition presence in the country to date at bauma CONEXPO India 2026, running 15–18 September at the India Expo Centre, Greater Noida. At stall O.D15, the company will introduce its demolition pulverizer range to the Indian market for the first time, alongside a live working demonstration of its flagship crusher bucket.
MB Crusher invented the jaw crusher bucket in 2001 and has led the category globally since. The company's move into demolition attachments marks its first expansion beyond the product line that built its reputation, and positions MB Crusher as a single-source provider across the demolition and on-site recycling cycle from breaking a structure down to producing usable aggregate from what remains.
A category launch: demolition arrives at MB Crusher
The MB-PT1650 demolition pulverizer will be shown in India for the first time at this exhibition. Unlike a conventional demolition attachment built for one task, the MB-PT1650 is designed around interchangeable jaw kits, allowing a single unit to handle primary demolition, material reduction, and steel cutting by swapping components on site rather than swapping machines.
For Indian contractors working on urban redevelopment, industrial dismantling, and metro corridor clearance, this brings a demolition tool from a company whose after-sales network spare parts and service engineers across Indian states was already built for its crusher bucket customer base. The pulverizer enters that same support structure from day one.
Seeing is believing: the BF90.3 runs live
Alongside the pulverizer launch, MB Crusher will run a live demonstration of the BF90.3, its flagship crusher bucket, throughout the exhibition. Visitors to stall O.D15 will watch the machine take in raw material and produce graded, ready-to-use aggregate on the spot — the same process a contractor would see on their own job site, running on an excavator of the type many already own.
"Contractors don't buy a crusher bucket because of what it says on a data sheet. They buy it because they've watched it work," said Guido Azzolin, CEO, MB Crusher India. "That's why the demonstration is the centre of our stand this year, and why we chose this show to bring our newest product category to India for the first time."
The widest India showcase to date
Beyond the live demonstration, MB Crusher India will display its BF60.1 compact crusher bucket, MB-L160 crusher bucket for backhoe loader, MB-R900 drum cutter, and MB-S18 screening bucket spanning five product categories on a single stand. Taken together with the MB-PT1650 launch, the display allows visitors to see a demolition-to-recycling sequence in one place: a structure broken down, the resulting material crushed, and the output screened to grade, all achievable using attachments mounted on machinery already common on Indian job sites.
