Kleemann’s MOBICAT 120 Z PRO jaw crusher with SPECTIVE control

Kleemann’s MOBICAT MC 120 Z PRO mobile jaw crusher is one of three mobile crushing and screening plants making their Intermat show debuts this week. A robust and high-performance plant, the MOBICAT MC 120 Z PRO achieves an hourly output of up to 650 tonnes. The model’s Continuous Feed System (CFS) is said by Kleemann, a Wirtgen Group brand, to guarantee the best possible crusher feed - regulating the material feed depending on the material flow. The model is very economical with its diesel-electric drive
April 25, 2018 Read time: 2 mins
Kleemann's Mark Hezinger is this week highlighting the key features of the MOBICAT 120 Z PRO mobile jaw crusher with SPECTIVE operator control

261 Kleemann’s MOBICAT MC 120 Z PRO mobile jaw crusher is one of three mobile crushing and screening plants making their Intermat show debuts this week.

A robust and high-performance plant, the MOBICAT MC 120 Z PRO achieves an hourly output of up to 650 tonnes. The model’s Continuous Feed System (CFS) is said by Kleemann, a Wirtgen Group brand, to guarantee the best possible crusher feed - regulating the material feed depending on the material flow. The model is very economical with its diesel-electric drive and can also be operated with an optional external power supply. To achieve effective prescreening of fines, the MOBICAT MC 120 Z PRO is equipped with an integrated double-deck prescreen with an extra-large screening area.

The MC 120 Z PRO is equipped with Kleemann’s SPECTIVE intuitively operated control system, currently available for PRO series crushing plants and the latest impact crusher in the MOBIREX MR EVO2 series. It uses clear symbols that make all plant functions identifiable at a glance. The 12-inch touch panel only displays information that is relevant to machine operation. The operator is guided through the control system in a similar manner to a smart phone, which considerably reduces the number of operating errors. In addition, data on machine operation can be called up in the plant cockpit.

Also on show in Paris this week are Kleemann’s mobile impact crusher MOBIREX MR 110 Z EVO2 and the mobile classifying screen MOBISCREEN MS 952 EVO, both said to be highly efficient, productive and easy to use machines that are ideal for quarrying and recycling applications.

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