This diesel-powered mobile jaw crusher is suitable for crushing hard materials on construction sites, in quarries and at remote locations; it offers autonomy, mobility and consistent performance even at low temperatures. When making your selection, take into account the feed opening size, throughput and weight; avoid excessive power; and check the jaw clearance adjustment and the availability of local service centres.
A diesel-powered mobile jaw crusher is a reliable piece of equipment for crushing hard materials on construction sites, in quarries and at remote locations; it combines autonomy, mobility and high productivity; the right choice of model depends on the type of raw material being processed, the required output size and the scale of the work.
This machine does not need to be connected to the mains electricity supply, so it can easily operate in remote areas without infrastructure; its compact design allows it to be transported quickly between sites, whilst the diesel engine delivers consistent power even at low temperatures and under heavy loads, without compromising the efficiency of crushing rock, concrete and construction waste.
First, determine the maximum size of the raw material pieces to be crushed — the feed opening of the jaws must be 10–15 cm larger than the largest piece, then calculate the required throughput based on the volume of the finished product per hour; do not forget to take into account the permissible weight of the structure if you plan to transport it by light goods vehicle between different sites.
You shouldn’t buy a model with excessive power if you have a small workload — this will lead to unnecessary fuel and maintenance costs, also do not overlook the option to adjust the gap between the jaws, as this determines the size of the final particle size, and check for service centres in your area to ensure timely repairs and replacement of wear parts.
