Mobile jaw crushers fitted with a Caterpillar engine are reliable, perform consistently in challenging conditions, are fuel-efficient, and have a longer service life before the first overhaul than comparable models. When selecting a model, take into account the type of raw material, capacity (do not allow for more than 20% of excess capacity), dimensions for frequent transport, and the availability of Caterpillar service centres in the region.
A mobile jaw crusher powered by a Caterpillar engine is characterised by high reliability, consistent power output and adaptability to challenging operating conditions; the right model is selected based on the scope of the tasks, the type of raw material and the mobility requirements of the machine.
Caterpillar engines are renowned for their reliability, proven across thousands of sites; they operate consistently at low temperatures, in highly dusty conditions and under prolonged loads without interruption, and are more fuel-efficient than their counterparts, and their service life until the first scheduled overhaul is, on average, 30% longer than that of alternative power units, which reduces downtime and maintenance costs.
First, determine the type and hardness of the raw material to be crushed; for granite and basalt, models with increased jaw compression force are suitable, whilst for softer rocks, medium power is sufficient. Next, calculate the required throughput based on the volume of the finished aggregate. Do not choose a model with a power reserve exceeding 20%, so as not to overpay for unused capacity.
Please note the dimensions and weight of the crusher if you need to transport it frequently between sites; compact versions with a certified undercarriage are suitable for transport on ordinary roads. You should also check the availability of Caterpillar engine service centres in your region; this will ensure prompt repairs and the supply of genuine spare parts should the need arise.
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