After the demolition phase was completed, the concrete crushing phase began. The C-12 was designed using the latest computer aided design. The C-12 is so advanced that it uses features such as a vibratory feeder with automatic control to regulate the feed into the crusher; a hydraulic adjustment system to regulate product size and a reverse crushing action to assist in clearing blockages. These features were all advantageous during this project. A2Z was contracted by Blast Tech to crush the existing foundation and concrete walkway using our Extec C-12 Jaw Crusher. Mountains of crushed concrete were produced during the crushing operation. The crusher was set up next to a pile of concrete to be crushed. A 40 yd container was placed on the site to hold the discarded rebar. Huge blocks of concrete were reduced in size with breaker bars installed on an excavator. The rebar was removed and the remaining concrete was stored in piles for crushing. The piles of concrete were then fed into the crusher and crushed into the size of product needed. The crushed concrete was stockpiled and stored in piles according to their size. Some of the stone was used at another part of the property. Most of the recycled concrete was used as backfill for the basement area. What started out as a 60,000 square foot building, ended up as a large flat lot which was graded so construction could begin.