Q1: When should I choose a diesel engine over an electric motor?
The diesel engine configuration is ideal for remote areas, quarries, or temporary construction sites where a stable power grid is unavailable. It provides total independence and high torque for heavy-duty crushing. The electric motor is recommended for fixed or semi-fixed sites with power access, offering lower energy costs and quieter operation.
Q2: What is the maximum hardness of material this mobile unit can handle?
APEX Mobile Jaw Crushers are designed for primary crushing of materials with a compression strength of up to 350 MPa. This includes high-hardness materials such as basalt, granite, iron ore, and quartz, as well as recycled materials like concrete and glass.
Q3: Is the equipment easy to move between multiple job sites?
Yes. The unit is built on a high-strength tire chassis. It can be securely attached to a tractor or prime mover and towed across various road conditions. This mobility reduces on-site deployment time and significantly lowers transportation costs for projects that require frequent relocation.
