The latest in portable plant technologies

By |  May 11, 2021
Photo: Wirtgen

Photo: Kleemann

Kleemann launched the Mobicat MC 110(i) EVO2, presenting a mobile jaw crushing plant of a new generation. During the development of the Mobicat MC 110(i) EVO2, Kleemann says it concentrated on the requirements of demolition and building companies, contract crushers and quarry operators. With an hourly output of up to 400 tph, the company says the new mobile jaw crusher meets requirements in the medium-output range. According to Kleemann, its engineers emphasized optimum transportability and fast start-up. The transport height was reduced, and relocation is now possible by means of semi low-loaders. The start-up procedure takes about 10 minutes, Kleemann adds, including time for flaps, belts and the feed hopper. Also, the Mobicat MC 110(i) EVO2 features a new two-stage overload system, effectively preventing blockages and material bridging that can lead to unwanted downtimes.


Photo: EvoQuip

Photo: EvoQuip

Jaw updates address maintenance, transport

EvoQuip launched a revamped Bison 120 jaw crusher, with enhancements to reinforce the brand’s fundamentals. According to EvoQuip, the Bison 120 includes a new, fuel-efficient Deutz 2.2 L3 Stage V engine, a larger crusher drive motor, and an adjustable belt tensioner to aid tensioning and belt replacement. Visually, EvoQuip says the new Bison 120 model is sleek, and the new-style panels offer unrivaled access to the engine bay from all three sides, making maintenance and servicing easy. The revamped model also now has the addition of a programmable logic controller, with an intuitive push-button control panel as standard along with a remote control to adjust the jaw’s closed-side setting – and to start or stop from the cab.


Photo: Metso Outotec

Photo: Metso Outotec

Crusher designed for smaller-sized jobs

Metso Outotec added the Nordtrack I908 mobile impact crusher to its Nordtrack crushing and screening range. According to Metso Outotec, the Nordtrack I908’s design is optimized for smaller-sized material reduction jobsites. It accepts different kinds of feed material, from asphalt recycling to concrete crushing to traditional rock crushing. The Nordtrack I908S – the same base model with an integrated screen on the chassis – was introduced previously. Along with the I908, Metso Outotec brought the Nordtrack S2.5 mobile screen – a small, versatile scalping screen designed for small jobsites and a variety of applications – to market.

 


Photo: Terex MPS

Photo: Terex MPS

Modular jaw features multiple configuration options

The Cedarapids MJ55 modular jaw crusher combines the JW55 jaw crusher with Cedarapids’ 52-in. x 20-in. feeder, a sloped hopper and a straight-line conveyor on a galvanized steel structure. The feed hopper features three configuration options, allowing for optimum size to match up to the equipment loading the machine, Terex MPS says. The structure includes guardrails, oversize walkways and adjustable stairs for safe access. In addition, three plant emergency stops are placed around the platform for easy access during operation.

 


Photo: Eagle Crusher

Photo: Eagle Crusher

Plant improves screening capability, productivity

According to Eagle Crusher, the RapidDeploy is the industry’s only portable plant with built-in, retractable conveyors that can crush, screen, separate and stockpile – all in one pull. It was designed to significantly reduce mobilization costs and setup and teardown time for aggregate and asphalt producers, while offering advantages compared to track plants. RapidDeploy provides more productive screening capability, higher discharge heights and easier parts access and serviceability than track units, Eagle Crusher says.


Photo: Rubble Master

Photo: Rubble Master

Performance, safety elevated on mobile impactor

The RM 120X from Rubble Master is designed for improved performance and safety, according to the company. The mobile impact crusher features an active 6 1/2-ft. x 3 1/2-ft. double-deck pre-screen to scalp fines while limiting the undersized material passing through the machine. According to Rubble Master, this process reduces wear costs and increases the amount of finished material by up to 30 percent. In addition, optional hopper wings can increase hopper volume by 25 percent, Rubble Master says. Other features of the RM 120X include an optional underpans feeder, which is ideal for heavy-duty recycling applications. This can help reduce wear cost and downtime. A new lighting concept provides instant visual feedback to operators, as well.


Photo: Anaconda Equipment

Photo: Anaconda

Jaw capable of handling hard, abrasive rock

The J12 jaw crusher from Anaconda Equipment is fitted with a 44-in. x 26-in. direct hydraulic drive Universal jaw. The chamber comes with full hydraulic adjustment and hydraulic tramp release and reset as standard, Anaconda says. Utilizing a direct hydraulic drive means the unit can also be run in reverse to satisfy a multitude of customer applications, the company adds. The versatility of the J12 allows it to deal with hard and abrasive rock such as basalt and granite.


Photo: AMCAST

Photo: AMCAST

Impactor produces saleable sand from waste byproduct

The Rocky Transformer from AMCAST produces high-quality sand from a variety of aggregate waste materials. The Rocky Transformer produces 85 to 100 percent usable sand product from 100 percent impact crushing product in one pass, the company says. The use of fewer wear parts keeps the focus on production rather than machine maintenance, AMCAST adds.


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