FTC-200

The feed hopper is designed for continuous and controlled material feeding. The bolted protective lining, which is standard in the hopper, provides protection against wear and can be easily removed and replaced as needed.

The system, which comes standard with a belt feeder, ensures continuous and controlled material feeding.

An optional apron feeder can be selected for more demanding operating conditions. The apron feeder offers advantages such as lower and more even wear, the ability to replace worn parts independently, more effective handling of sticky materials, and high durability when handling large-sized materials.

The feed rate can be adjusted manually on both feeders.

Depending on the type of material to be crushed, the system can be configured with EC, C, MC, M, MF, F, and EF class cone crushers. The crushing gap can be manually adjusted as standard using control buttons.
When the optional automation system is selected, the crushing gap can be automatically adjusted with precision and ease according to the value entered on the control panel.

• Tier 3 and Tier 4 Final / Stage V engine options with a power capacity of 215 kVA are available.
• Optimized engine performance ensures low fuel consumption and high operational efficiency.

• Sprinkler systems are available to reduce dust formation. *Optional

• Thanks to the dual-speed tracked drive system, it offers high and low speed options depending on operating conditions.
• It provides safe maneuverability and operational flexibility in challenging terrain conditions.

The Load Reduction System detects the increase in pressure that occurs when unwanted or uncrushable material enters the cone crusher and automatically widens the crusher discharge opening. This allows foreign material to be safely ejected from the crusher. Once the process is complete, the discharge opening returns to the level set by the operator, and the crusher continues production uninterrupted at the desired standards.

The Continuous Feeding System detects when material is fed into the cone crusher at a rate exceeding its capacity and automatically reduces the feeding rate. This ensures that the material in the crusher chamber is crushed efficiently and consistently without jamming. Once the crushing process is complete, the feed rate increases again, and the mobile cone crusher returns to its standard operating performance.