Lokotrack LT110C joins Metso range

Metso Minerals has added to compact crushing range with the launch of the Lokotrack LT110C jaw crusher. According to Metso, the new 58tonne machine is designed for primary crushing work with a rugged design but its compact size makes it easier to transport. Powered by a low-emission 310 kW Cat C13 diesel engine, the LT110C is 15.6m long, 3.0m wide and 3.85m high when being transported.

March 12, 2012 Read time: 2 mins

The LT110C can be equipped with the detachable screening unit

0 Metso Minerals has added to compact crushing range with the launch of the Lokotrack LT110C jaw crusher. According to Metso, the new 58tonne machine is designed for primary crushing work with a rugged design but its compact size makes it easier to transport.

Powered by a low-emission 310 kW Cat C13 diesel engine, the LT110C is 15.6m long, 3.0m wide and 3.85m high when being transported.

The LT110C is built around the Nordberg C110 jaw crusher, which has a feed opening of 1100 x 850mm and two feeder options available. In situations where large amounts of fines need to be scalped efficiently, the combination of pan feeder and separate two-deck scalper can be used. Based on the feeding system selected, the LT110C can be equipped with either a standard 6m3 or an optional 9m3 feed hopper.

There is also a choice of discharge conveyors - in addition to the standard conveyor with a length of 11m, there is the option of a 14m folding conveyor, providing discharge height of 3.7m.Specification
Manufacturer: Metso Minerals
Model: Lokotrack LT110C primary crusher Crushing chamber: Nordberg C110 jaw Feed opening: 1100 x 850mm
Operating weight: 58tonnes
Special features: Feeder and conveyor options; IC500 intelligent control as standard;The IC500 intelligent control system is standard on the LT110C and allows for automatic monitoring and optimisation of the whole crushing process to ensure maximum throughput. If a problem arises, the IC500 provides the operator with information about the cause.

Optional accessories include wireless remote control, a dust-control system, a hydraulic hammer to clear feed blockages and a hydraulic-powered generator.

Crushing Static & Mobile

Crushing and screening looks to cost and energy efficiency

Soaring, unstable fuel prices create demand for plants that are increasingly energy efficient and for new ways to operate. This is the view of Jarmo Vuorenpää, project manager at Metso Mining and Construction, who was outlining the design process of his company’s new crusher/screen. “However, you can only increase the efficiency of a single machine up to a certain limit. Going beyond that point requires out-of-the box thinking and new innovations,” continued Vuorenpää.