• Use the same loading operator – only familiarity with loading with achieve the maximum tonnage per hour.
• Position excavator (3T is recommended for use with this Crusher) higher to allow clear line of site into the jaws .
• Use a maximum 18″ bucket – this can also be used to gauge and pre-sort the material.
• Choose the appropriate jaw setting – if crushing 50mm slabs the jaws must be set to less than 50mm to avoid slabs falling through and obstructing the belt.
• Save up oversized material, and manipulate these into the jaws one at a time (or break these up with bucket or breaker)
• Load down the slope of the hopper directly in-line with the jaw – best tonnage will only be achieved with a little but often technique.  Do not be tempted to overload the hopper or jaw as this will slow down your overall production.
• Spend 10 minutes passing on these tips to any new operator.
• Only load material into the crusher which will not cause blockages, damage conveyor belt or contaminate your aggregate.
• If you want 20mm product, it may be faster to crush everything to 100mm and then feed the hopper with your 100mm product.

• Recommended maximum material INPUT size : 500mm x 215mm x length
• Trailer mounted with diesel engine.  Overall weight is approximately 2.8tonne.
• Crushes up to 15 tonnes per hour depending upon loading facilities and end product size. Finished product size can range from 100mm down to 10mm.
• Recommended loading using a 3T digger or one of our own Avant Loaders with a small bucket.

The maximum output rate will vary according to:-

• The method and type of equipment used for loading.
• The size of material you are crushing down to (100mm-10mm) maximum tonnage per hour will only be achieved at largest setting.
• The type and size of material being crushed.
• The type and amount of contaminants loaded into the crusher in error.