Easy set-up for Keestrack crusher

March 11, 2017
The Belgium-based manufacturer of mobile aggregate equipment has come up with a crushing and screening product which can be driven by a diesel engine, a gen set or the mains. It will process 200 tonnes an hour in a gravel plant and is easy to set up and transport. A three-deck screen gives the operator three end products on the ground
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