Thyssenkrupp Crushing Equipment

Often integrated into larger stationary plants. Look for recent jaw plate and liner replacements.

Classic heavy-duty primary jaw crusher. Inspect frame closely for cracks due to age.

A workhorse primary jaw crusher. Pay attention to the condition of the main frame and bearings.

Excellent for producing cubical aggregate. Wear parts are a major operating cost.

Reliable cone crusher. Check hydraulic system and main shaft condition carefully.

A classic smaller jaw crusher. Check for proper lubrication and minimal vibration during operation.

Massive primary jaw crusher. Requires substantial infrastructure for installation and maintenance.

Check the condition of the rotor and bearings thoroughly, as these are critical components for impactors.

A very common legacy jaw size. Inspect the eccentric shaft and main bearings with care.

Impactors offer excellent product shape but have higher wear part costs. Maintenance of hammers and liners is critical.

Solid performer for primary crushing. Ensure the entire drivetrain and lubrication system are well-maintained.

Often used for primary crushing of softer materials where high reduction and cubicity are desired. Wear parts are the key.

A very substantial piece of equipment. Thorough inspection of the main shaft and frame is paramount for older units.

Renowned for its durability; parts still available but can be costly.

Popular model known for its cubical product shape. Check for recent hammer and impact plate replacements.

Heavy-duty model, ensure thorough inspection of main frame and shaft components.

A classic smaller jaw crusher, often found as part of older portable plants. Check for structural integrity.

Versatile HSI, critical to check hammer and liner condition. Rotor rebalancing is a key maintenance point.

A workhorse cone crusher. Pay attention to mantle and concave wear, as well as the hydraulic system.

A slightly smaller but highly effective impact crusher, good for applications needing consistent product shape.

One of Thyssenkrupp's largest jaw crushers, inspection of frame welds and bearing housing is crucial.

A mid-range cone crusher, often paired with a primary jaw. Check for proper lubrication and tramp release function.

A modern cone crusher with advanced features. Verify automation systems and hydraulic integrity.

Older but still functional cone crusher. Check hydroset condition carefully.

Large HSI model, efficiency depends on regular wear parts management and rotor balancing.

A versatile cone crusher, often used for final product sizing. Check for signs of tramp metal damage to the bowl.

A smaller cone often used where space or capacity is limited. Check oil cooler and filter condition.

A popular HSI model for aggregate producers. Ensure the discharge gap control system is functioning correctly.