11/01/2021

MB Crushers – First demo in Greece by ELTRAK

Eltrak, established in 1982 as the Caterpillar Dealer for Greece ELTRAK, is pleased to announce its partnership with MB. Thanks to this partnership, ELTRAK's products, and services are further enriched, effectively meeting the needs of the Greek market in the field of materials crushing, with additional crushing, sorting, and recycling attachments. With this new partnership, ELTRAK reinforces its position in the Greek market by providing comprehensive proposals and competitive business solution packages. Following this, on Saturday, February 1st, a live demonstration of the MB products (crusher buckets, screening buckets & drum cutters) took place at ELTRAK's premises in Thessaloniki. We were honored by the presence of over 70 professionals in the industry who showed a keen interest in the crusher buckets and the screening buckets, throughout the presentation. MB's innovative products bring significant cost savings to standard earthmoving jobs. Since the jobs that were done in off-site installations (eg on a quarry crusher) can now be carried out in situ, saving money from transportation costs. We thank everyone who attended our presentation and we look forward to seeing you at the next UK product launch at the ELTRAK premises in Athens. About MB For over 15 years MB has been a leader in the fields of crushing, sorting, and recycling, by designing, producing, and selling the very first jaw bucket crusher. Since 2001, MB has offered the largest line of patented crusher buckets all over the world. With extensive innovation and development, MB now offers crusher buckets for excavators, skid loaders, and backhoes of all sizes. About ELTRAK ELTRAK has been a leader in Greece since 1982, where it becomes the Dealer of Caterpillar, with an extensive product range that among others includes: earthmoving machines, marine engines, power generators, lift trucks. At the same time, ELTRAK stands for the Palfinger brand which includes loader cranes, grabs, doors, marine cranes, and JLG with aerial platforms.