Naçe improves impact crusher output

Naçe’s TK11 tertiary impact crusher range has undergone minor updates and improvements, which generate 10% more output, and the range gets a new model - the TK11-10. It fits in between the existing TK11-05 and TK11-15 models and offers an output capability of 220tonnes/hour from its 200kW electric motor. The company’s DMK05 is claimed to be the largest impact crusher produced in Turkey. Using a 500kW electric motor, the DML05 is said to be capable of outputs in excess of 500tonnes/hour, using a 1.4metre
August 21, 2013 Read time: 1 min
According to Naçe, its TK11 crusher is the largest impact crusher produced in Turkey
1282 Nace’s TK11 tertiary impact crusher range has undergone minor updates and improvements, which generate 10% more output, and the range gets a new model - the TK11-10. It fits in between the existing TK11-05 and TK11-15 models and offers an output capability of 220tonnes/hour from its 200kW electric motor.

The company’s DMK05 is claimed to be the largest impact crusher produced in Turkey. Using a 500kW electric motor, the DML05 is said to be capable of outputs in excess of 500tonnes/hour, using a 1.4metre diameter, 2.0metre wide rotor.
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