The use of Red Rhino recycling shredders allows you to profit from material recycling and save costs associated with waste disposal and disposal. Implementing on-site recycling not only saves a lot of money, but also reduces CO ² emissions in the long run due to limited fuel consumption. The use of Red Rhino recycling shredders reduces the need to set up new landfills and purchase additional auxiliary recycling machines.

Recycling crushers give us the final product - recyclate, which can be used in surface treatment to strengthen surfaces, in road construction, etc. The crushed material from the recycling crusher is divided according to size and other defined parameters.

Red Rhino's customers include, for example, builders and construction companies, landscaping companies, farmers and agricultural cooperatives, as well as municipal or regional authorities and organizations that pursue an environmental philosophy. With the help of recycling crushers, you can also save an extraordinary amount of money!

History

1968

WINFIELD ENGINEERING

Jobe Winfield Senior founds Winfield Engineering, which is initially housed in a country barn in a village near Grantham, Lincolnshire.

1978

SIMON WINFIELD

Simon Winfield joined his father's company, which had grown in the meantime. The company moved to Alma Park Industrial Estate in Grantham. The main activity is the supply of agricultural and commercial producers with spare parts and service.

1999

ESTABLISHMENT OF RED RHINO CRUSHERS

Red Rhino Crushers was founded by the original owners in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire. The development of the first models of the 4015 and 5020 series followed.

2009

REDEMPTION OF RED RHINO CRUSHERS

In order to expand Winfield Engineering's business, Simon Winfield saw an opportunity to complement the existing Winfield Engineering development - Red Rhino Crushers was offered for sale, which was subsequently completed. A new company called RED RHINO CRUSHERS (UK) LTD was established to work with Winfield Engineering. Simon's son Jobe Winfield has been called upon to lead the new business.

2011

DEVELOPMENT OF NEW CRUSHERS

The next generation of recycling crushers has been developed and put into production on production lines. The RR5000, RR7000 and air-cooled RR7000 Plus models have become the top crushers.

2012

OTHER NEW MODELS

The range has been expanded with the introduction of smaller units RR2000, RR3000 and RR4000. These machines complemented existing models to create a complete line of crushing equipment for global sales.

2014

EXPANSION OF PRODUCTION FACILITIES

Sales and global awareness of the Red Rhino brand have developed rapidly. Networks of foreign dealers were built, and a new 20,000-square-foot manufacturing plant was built on the Grantham site.

2015

RECRUITMENT TO THE TEAM

The Red Rhino team has been expanded with new recruitment. Expertise in material crushing and sorting was prioritized and three previous Extec / Sandvik employees joined the company, bringing extensive experience to the new team. Laura Winfield, Simon's daughter, was brought to the company to join the family team.

2016

PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

The RR5000 model has been expanded with a vibrating feeder and is called the RR5000 Plus.

2017

FURTHER EXPANSION OF PRODUCTION FACILITIES

Winfield Engineering and Red Rhino are growing together, and 20,000 square feet of new manufacturing space has been earmarked for new machinery investments. The state-of-the-art laser profile cutter and various CNC engineering devices have made it possible to place as much emphasis on quality as possible: "British Built Quality". The three-way Mini Screener Red Rhino sorter has been added to the range, filling a gap in the small products market.

2018

CURRENT STATUS

Demand for Red Rhino machines is currently on the rise, marketing and sales are in full swing, and a powerful new two-way sorter has been introduced. Red Rhino continues to grow and maintain its leading position in the field of mini-crushers and screens. The company's reputation lies in innovation, endurance, world-class products and maintaining "family business" status.