Key Parquet (Paving) Stone Recycling Facility in Tekirdağ
Dismantled interlocking pavers and kerb stones being processed on a recycling line in Tekirdağ, sorted into reusable fractions.
This recording from Tekirdağ shows dismantled interlocking pavers and pavement stones being processed on the recycling line. The loader tips the broken pavers into the hopper and the feeder tray advances the mixed-size material steadily towards the crusher mouth.
At the crusher outlet you can watch the concrete pieces lose their sharp corners and turn into increasingly homogeneous material on the conveyor. The screen decks separate the output according to its class of use; the fine fraction is collected as fill and the coarse fraction as sub-base material in separate cones.
A magnetic separator removes the metal residues.
On recycling lines the real gain is converting rubble that would otherwise be hauled away as waste into aggregate reusable on site. The arrangement in the video eliminates haulage to the dump site while also reducing the purchase of new quarry material.
In urban renewal and infrastructure renovation work, lines of this kind are becoming increasingly common. The circuit in the recording demonstrates in practical terms that the same method can also be adapted to concrete, asphalt and brick waste.






