“We don’t push our equipment onto the market but are, instead, driven by our customers’ needs. I enjoy sitting down with clients to understand their challenges and then assist them to find solutions, that’s why we’re called Mfangano Solutions,” said managing director James Kamau.

At the beginning of this year Mfangano Solutions sold six impactors R700S to Pikitup, Johannesburg’s official waste management service provider. They use the Rockster crushers for recycling materials for use in road construction. “Mfangano has trained Pikitup operators and keeps spare parts available at its premises. These measures prevent avoidable downtime and allow Pikitup to manage our building rubble and green waste more effectively,” said Pikitup representative Christa Venter.

The Rockster R700S mobile impact crusher was developed for sites with limited space. “The well definable final grain was another argument for purchasing a Rockster crusher,” said Kamau. “The hydrostatic drive allows a continuous adjustment of the crusher speed and therefore guarantees an optimal modification of the final product. Furthermore the hydrostatic drive has no wear compared to usual clutch systems.”