A mobile jaw crusher with a capacity of 300 tonnes per hour — a mobile unit for crushing hard rock, featuring a reinforced jaw assembly; it is suitable for a range of raw materials, site topography and compatibility with other equipment, and reduces logistics and energy costs.
A mobile jaw crusher with a capacity of 300 tonnes per hour is a high-performance mobile piece of equipment for crushing hard rock; its key features combine mobility, power and adaptability, and the correct choice of model depends on the characteristics of the raw material, operating conditions and the required size of the final product.
This crusher is fitted with a reinforced jaw assembly made of high-strength steel, which can withstand the stresses of crushing the hardest rocks, including granite and basalt, whilst the mobile chassis with high off-road capability allows the equipment to be transported between sites without complex installation preparations, and the discharge gap adjustment system enables the size of the final product to be quickly adjusted to suit the task at hand.
When making your choice, first assess the type and maximum size of the feed material: for very hard rock with large chunks, you’ll need a model with an enlarged feed chamber; next, consider the operating conditions: if the sites have challenging terrain, opt for versions with a tracked chassis, whilst a wheeled model is suitable for work on flat areas; also, do not forget to check compatibility with other equipment at your site.
Models with this capacity reduce the logistics costs associated with raw materials, as they enable crushing to be carried out directly at the extraction site, whilst the latest versions are equipped with energy-saving systems that reduce fuel or electricity consumption per tonne of finished product, and a simplified maintenance system minimises downtime during scheduled inspections and repairs.
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