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Archive for December, 2008
Crusher Design / Recommendation
Posted by Scott from Waterford, OH, US on December 17, 2008
We have a small masonry company. In the past we have just hauled the refuge away from the job site. This was a large expense. Now with the new LEED green rating/points their is an option of crushing the refuge on site. For the most part we would need a small machine that could crush 12″x8″x16″ block (high void) and 4″ x 4″ x 12″ brick (solid) along with the misc globs of mortar and concrete. What would be the best type of crusher for us? What approximate size would you recommend? Smaller the better as often we would neeed to move it around the job site with a skid steer or small fork truck.
In a case like this I would consider using a jaw crusher. The size should be around 15 x 24. Many manufacturers have this size available; check into Cedarapids, Diamond, Pioneer & Universal.
Steve Dolezal
Product Engineering Manager