Rubble Master is aiming to make material processing easier with the introduction of new digital tools for operators. Businesses face increasing complexity, making it challenging to find skilled individuals who can effectively manage challenges.
From addressing rising emissions standards to decarbonization, digitalization in the construction industry, regulatory compliance and ensuring health and safety, the demands are growing. Manufacturers must find technical solutions to address the problems, which in turn makes the machines more complex.
If an operator and a machine are not working in sync, production will be lost.
RM Next crusher models provide operators with more visual feedback and real-time insights through a 30-cm ultra-bright touchscreen display, and the RM XSMART app that connects directly to the machine on the job site.
Less experienced operators will appreciate the new Setup Advisor, which helps find the initial suggested settings for the crusher (such as closed-side setting) based on the application. Without pointers in the right direction, operators must consult more experienced people or flick through endless manual pages.
This feature from Rubble Master helps operators be more independent and avoid costly lessons.
With many moving parts and limited manpower on-site, it’s challenging to maintain an overview of what’s happening. That’s why Rubble Master offers an optional camera system paired with a heavy-duty tablet to monitor the feeder and crusher inlet, screen deck and rear of the machine from the cab or from the display to improve the operator’s situational awareness.
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The performance indicator provides operators with direct visual feedback on the machine’s utilization, enabling them to intuitively adjust the feed rate and feeder speed to the optimal sweet spot. This improves production and ensures you get the most out of your machine.
The new display enables the operator to diagnose issues more quickly through a troubleshooting guide for common errors, providing clear next steps and directing them in the right direction.
Operators also enjoy advanced diagnostics and the ability to read error codes, as well as the ability to view schematics and manuals in the field. This helps find the right solution, reducing the number of phone calls needed to overcome an obstacle, and resume crushing faster.
The new digital features will first be available with the newly launched RM 90X and RM 100X mobile impact crusher models. Both models offer more digital assistance systems, as well as further usability and performance improvements.
The new models and digital tools will be available in North America in the third quarter of 2025.
