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| QJ241 mobile jaw crusher ![]() One of the most advanced benefits to the customer is the addition of a raise and lower facility on the main conveyor. The conveyor can be raised and lowered for transport and will give increased clearance on the main conveyor for removal of rebar which will make it the ideal choice for recycling applications. It has also been extended to give an increased discharge height enabling enhanced stockpiling capabilities. New features: • A new hydraulic control system which will allow greater efficiency and ease of access and maintenance as all controls are located at ground level • Level sensor fitted to the jaw inlet to optimize feed rate into the crusher • Improved load control system for the feeder drive to ensure continuous, uninterrupted crushing • Speed wheel fitted to the main conveyor to stop the feeder avoiding the need to dig out a heavily loaded conveyor • Hydraulically driven cooling fan with auto reverse to back flush dust from the radiator • Enhanced fuel economy for lower cost of ownership and a reduction in emissions by upto 45% for a reduced carbon footprint • Capable of operating in the most hostile environments with a 50°C ambient temperature without any oil changes The upgraded model has been redesigned with ease of operation in mind. Operators will find the machine much more user-friendly as it has a full PLC control system with colour screen for visual data output and greater access around both sides of the powerpack for easier maintenance and service. The diesel tank and smaller hydraulic tank have inspection covers and have been relocated to the front platform of the machine for improved access and the pipe work is now fabricated from steel to give a maintenance-free sealing solution and better heat dissipation. Its heavy duty tracked chassis now driven by proportional remote control and hydraulically folding hopper enable a quick-set up time and although purpose designed for the recycling industry, the QJ241 is equally productive in quarrying applications. write your comments about the article :: © 2012 Construction News :: home page |