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Crushers-UK launch Series 2 mobile jaw crusher

British crusher manufacturer introduces larger and heavier version of its City-Jaw 1830 machine

BRITISH-based Crushers-UK Ltd have announced the launch of their new mobile jaw crusher for the demolition, waste-recycling and quarrying industries.

The Series 2 City-Jaw 1830 is 1m longer than the earlier model and, at 24 tonnes, two tonnes heavier. In addition, it has an extended conveyor giving a discharge height of 2.75m, larger tracks, higher ground clearance and an extra platform area for easier maintenance.

According to design director Greg Shipley some tweaks have been made the original City-Jaw 1830 to make it more accessible to users and to improve its functionality.

The British-designed and built machine also features dust-suppression equipment, a magnetic separator, load-weigher and LED lighting. Fitted with the latest Pramac GSW 110 55kW generator, it comes with a number of extras, such as additional sockets for power tools, a biofuel option, a tracking system and remote monitoring.

With the jaw setting at 100mm, the machine has a capacity of up to 120 tonnes/h, depending on material type.

Mr Shipley commented: ‘The City-Jaw 1830 is primarily designed for demolition, quarrying and waste recycling, but it can also be flat-packed into a 40ft container and shipped anywhere in the world.

Crushers-UK, who are currently looking for dealers and agents to promote their products and services worldwide, say they will be inviting potential customers to their new premises in Fazeley, near Tamworth, Staffordshire, to view the new jaw crusher later this month.

 
 

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