Hercal Diggers (áridos reciclados)
Recycled aggregates from construction and demolition waste with DAPconstrucción, from Barcelona.
Barcelona-based demolition, excavation and circular economy company turned materials manufacturer: it produces selected and washed recycled aggregates —concrete and mixed sands and gravels— from construction and demolition waste, intended for concrete, sub-base materials, fill and drainage. These aggregates replace natural quarry aggregate, reduce resource extraction and prevent CDW from being dumped, closing the material cycle within the urban worksite itself. Their recycled aggregates have their own EPD registered under the DAPconstrucción programme (DAPcons c-004.154), with data externally verified in accordance with EN 15804 and published on the programme's data node, valid until 2028.
Because it closes the material cycle within the urban worksite itself: it turns demolition waste into recycled aggregate with its own EPD, avoiding both quarry and landfill at once. Measurable circular economy, not a slogan.
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Go to their websiteDAP verificada (DAPconstrucción DAPcons®.NTe.181, verif. externa Artur Miró; 24-04-2024→24-04-2029): unidad 1 m³ de hormigón fresco no estructural ECO-CONCRETE H-ZERO HRM-20 (fck ≥20 N/mm²) con 69,6% árido reciclado postconsumo. GWP A1–A3 = 159 kg CO₂eq/m³. La DAP es del hormigón con árido reciclado, no del árido suelto. soda.dapcons.com (UNE-EN 16757 / EN 15804).
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- What is the carbon footprint (GWP) of Hercal Diggers (áridos reciclados)?
- Hercal Diggers (áridos reciclados) declares a GWP (A1–A3) of 159 kg CO₂e/m³.
- Does Hercal Diggers (áridos reciclados) have an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD)?
- Yes. Hercal Diggers (áridos reciclados) has a verified EPD.
Values as declared by the manufacturer or its EPD. Always check the current EPD/technical sheet for project-critical calculations.
