Applications
Concrete & building materials
Ready-mixed concrete
Precast concrete
Special & high-performance concrete
Hydro dam concrete
Concrete paving blocks
Sand-lime blocks
Dry building materials
Sand & gravel
Road construction
Mining & minerals
Disposal
Mixers
Mixers
Twin-shaft batch mixer (DKX)
Planetary mixer (BPX)
Dry powder batch mixer (DMX)
Twin-shaft continuous mixer (LFK)
Single-shaft continuous mixer (MFKG)
Combimix process (DKXC)
Horizontal mixer (AVA HTC/HTK)
Laboratory mixer
Plant concepts
Used machines
Twin-Shaft batch mixer (OX)
Crushers
Tests & consulting
After-Sales
Sales
Showroom
Solutions
Processes for metal recovery
Light metal scrap
Automotive shredder residue (ASR)
Waste electrical & electronic equipment (WEEE)
Batteries
Incinerator bottom ash (IBA)
Ferrous & nonferrous slags
Metal recovery from fine fractions
Processes for industrial waste
Machines
Impact crushing
Rotorshredder (RS)
Rotor impact mill (RPMV & RPMX)
Impact crusher (PB) & Impact mill (PM)
Rotor centrifugal crusher (RSMX)
Cutting & tearing shredding
Biomass crushers
Plant control systems
Classifying & sorting
Used machinery
Tests & consulting
After Sales
Sales
Showroom
With the RAPAX, which was launched in 2021, BHS-Sonthofen combines design and function and takes pre-shredding to a new level. The machine can be used universally and its various versions are suitable for processing metal fractions, commercial and industrial waste and construction waste.
The development was carried out in close cooperation with DT Design Tech from Ammerbruch - one of the most successful industrial design companies in the world with well over 200 design awards. The main aim was to use functional design elements to make the machine more robust and easier to maintain. The intelligent design of the machine reflects the robustness, efficiency and performance of the pre-shredder. DT Design Tech submitted the RAPAX for the Good Design Award 2023.
The prize has been awarded by the Chicago Athenaeum, Museum of Architecture and Design since 1950. It is the world's oldest design prize and was founded by the architects Eero Saarinen, Ray and Charles Eames and MoMa curator Edgar Kaufmann Jr. Since then, the award has been an internationally renowned trademark for innovative design.