New member for EDA

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Tabe Hammers (Talleres Betoño), has become the latest company to become a member of the European Demolition Association (EDA).

Founded in 1968, the company brings several decades of experience in the construction, demolition, recycling, mining, forestry and agricultural sectors.

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It designs, manufactures and markets products that are compatible with all excavators on the market. As well as the hammers themselves, these products include quick couplers, articulated arms, crusher buckets, screening, cleaning and excavation buckets, demolition equipment, shears, handling grapples, hydraulic crushers and crushing and screening plants.

Headquartered in Spain, Tabe has a wide international presence, with distribution points in Europe, America, Africa, the Middle East and Asia.

For more details of the EDA see the association’s page in the print and digital issues of Demolition & Recycling International.

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