Kleemann's new Mobicone MCO9 Evo mobile cone crusher premieres

January 6, 2017
Kleemann is using INTERMAT 2015 to unveil its new MCO9 Evo mobile cone crusher for use in the secondary and tertiary markets. Aimed at contractors, the MCO9 Evo has been designed to complement the bigger MC110 Evo crusher and uses the same direct drive.
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