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Sandvik’s latest mobile jaw crusher

Sandvik is widening its range of mobile crushers with the addition of the QJ341+ model to its line-up. This mobile jaw crusher is a new addition to the proven Sandvik QJ341 jaw crusher range. It features additional capabilities however as it comes with a double deck pre-screen as standard. Fitting the pre-screen means that the fines can be removed from the feed, boosting throughput, increasing efficiency and lowering wear on the crusher. With the increased throughput and reduced downtime through extended co
January 16, 2017 Read time: 1 min
Increased throughput is claimed for Sandvik’s new QJ341+ mobile crusher
325 Sandvik is widening its range of mobile crushers with the addition of the QJ341+ model to its line-up. This mobile jaw crusher is a new addition to the proven Sandvik QJ341 jaw crusher range. It features additional capabilities however as it comes with a double deck pre-screen as standard. Fitting the pre-screen means that the fines can be removed from the feed, boosting throughput, increasing efficiency and lowering wear on the crusher. With the increased throughput and reduced downtime through extended component life, the machine delivers a considerable boost to productivity over comparable units, according to the firm. The machine is particularly well suited to duties in quarrying applications with a high proportion of fines in the feed material.

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