Peak performance from Metso’s new Superior MKIII primary gyratory crusher
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Peak performance from Metso’s new Superior MKIII primary gyratory crusher

Peak performance from Metso’s new Superior MKIII primary gyratory crusher

The Metso Superior MKIII provides a significant performance leap in gyratory crushing. Based on Metso’s industry leading crushing technology, the MKIII is the first high-speed primary gyratory crusher to deliver up to 30% higher capacity and 70% lower downtime in a comminution circuit.

“Our mining customers are facing increasing pressure to optimize capital expenses and improve the efficiency of their comminution circuit. With the new MKIII, we are addressing these challenges directly by offering peak performance and maximum throughput, while reducing the cost of primary stage infrastructure,” says Guillaume Lambert, vice president, Mining Crushers at Metso.

Designed for the most demanding primary crushing conditions and with the new, patented SmartStation for optimized production, the Metso Superior MKIII brings whole new level of cost-effectiveness and reliability to operations.

Peak performance from Metso's new Superior MKIII primary gyratory crusher

The MKIII is the first high speed primary gyratory crusher on the market, surpassing traditional primary gyratory crushers by up to 30% in speed, thus having a 30% higher capacity. The rotatable top shell ensures safe maintenance and reduces downtime by up to 70%.

In addition, the MKIII can be paired with the Metso Metrics solution for predictive maintenance and online asset management.

“The MKIII is the 3rd generation of our trusted primary crushing technology and it has been developed in close dialogue and cooperation with our customers. With the Superior MKIII, it is possible to use smaller machines to achieve the same highest-duty performance, making it the most capex-efficient technology on the market for the primary stage,” Lambert concludes.

Post source : Metso Corporation

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