Construction waste processing is becoming increasingly sophisticated. In fact, the vast quantities of construction waste, processed through specialized equipment like screening machines, crushers, and sand and gravel production lines, can be transformed into a variety of recycled materials, truly turning "trash" into "gold"!

Construction waste primarily consists of abandoned soil, materials, and other waste generated during the construction, renovation, expansion, and demolition of various buildings, structures, and pipelines, as well as during residential renovations. Non-polluting inorganic waste materials such as soil, stones, concrete blocks, broken bricks, wood, metal, pipes, and electrical appliances account for over 90%. Inorganic waste is acid-, alkali-, and water-resistant, chemically stable, and possesses stable physical properties, posing no threat to the ecological environment. The remaining substances, due to their low concentrations, are diluted and pose no environmental risk.

The construction solid waste resource processing industry cannot be achieved by the efforts of a single company or individual. It requires giving full play to the respective advantages of the government and the market, and jointly carrying out systematic and supporting industrial design, connecting upstream and downstream companies in the construction solid waste resource processing industry, breaking down the industrial barriers of construction solid waste disposal, and gradually forming a complete industrial ecological chain of "construction waste-construction waste processing-recycled construction products", promoting the large-scale and industrialized application of construction waste recycling products, and truly solving the construction waste problem.