Crushers and Screens: Whats Needed!
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Crushers and Screens: Whats Needed!

What do operators of crushers and screens look for in a machine? And what features do new-gen models possess?
While the must-have features of a crushing and screening unit depend on the specific needs and goals of the operation, Nachimuthu Krishnamurthy, Vice President - Operations, Transworld Garnet India, highlights the top desirables as best-in-class efficiency, robustness and automation; versatility; and easy maintenance, durable components and effective monitoring. “Only then can you maximise the unit’s throughput and output, reduce the processing cost per tonne and improve profitability irrespective of the material handled, aggregates, minerals or recycled materials.”

Drilling down to the application, some industry-specific features come to the fore. For example, “in the construction and aggregate industry, features like mobility, compact design and dust control systems may be critical, while in mining, heavy-duty components, automation and remote monitoring might take precedence,” he adds. “Aligning the features with the application is vital for the success of the unit.”

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What do operators of crushers and screens look for in a machine? And what features do new-gen models possess?While the must-have features of a crushing and screening unit depend on the specific needs and goals of the operation, Nachimuthu Krishnamurthy, Vice President - Operations, Transworld Garnet India, highlights the top desirables as best-in-class efficiency, robustness and automation; versatility; and easy maintenance, durable components and effective monitoring. “Only then can you maximise the unit’s throughput and output, reduce the processing cost per tonne and improve profitability irrespective of the material handled, aggregates, minerals or recycled materials.”Drilling down to the application, some industry-specific features come to the fore. For example, “in the construction and aggregate industry, features like mobility, compact design and dust control systems may be critical, while in mining, heavy-duty components, automation and remote monitoring might take precedence,” he adds. “Aligning the features with the application is vital for the success of the unit.”To read the full story, CLICK HERE...

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