Terex Finlay’s Jaw Crusher

January 6, 2017
Terex Finlay’s new crusher is just the thing when it comes to material reduction and product sizing, designed to work with blasted quarry rock and construction or demolition debris. Its great features include: hydrostatic transmission, a bypass conveyor and a hopper with hydraulically folding sides.
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