OM's award-winning system

The APOLLO Plus crusher from award-winning Italian crusher company OM (Officine Meccaniche) is said to be the only mobile jaw crusher managed by hydraulic pressure through a PLC, and it incorporates OM's Non-Stop System (NSS) which won the Samoter show's Technical Innovation Award for 2008. The NSS is an innovative machine management system capable of ensuring high productivity. A series of sensors on the machine are used for hydraulic drive monitoring, hydraulic pressure monitoring, ultrasonic level contro
July 25, 2012 Read time: 2 mins

The APOLLO Plus crusher from award-winning Italian crusher company 6275 OM (Officine Meccaniche) is said to be the only mobile jaw crusher managed by hydraulic pressure through a PLC, and it incorporates OM's Non-Stop System (NSS) which won the 3739 Samoter show's Technical Innovation Award for 2008.

The NSS is an innovative machine management system capable of ensuring high productivity. A series of sensors on the machine are used for hydraulic drive monitoring, hydraulic pressure monitoring, ultrasonic level control and CSS (closed side setting) positioning control. The NSS can be applied to all OM machines.

The company claims that the system is capable of ensuring high productivity in every operating condition regardless of the experience of the operator. Continual unsupervised processing also ensures significant improvements in terms of power efficiency and safety.

The APOLLO Plus weighs in at 46.9tonnes, and according to the crusher setting loading method and feed size, production ranges from 60tonnes/hr up to 360tonnes/hour.

Specification

Manufacturer: Officine Meccaniche
Model: APOLLO Plus jaw crusher Operating weight: 46.9tonnes Production capacity: 60-360tonnes per hour

Special features: PLC controlled hydraulics; Innovative Non-Stop System to ensure productivity

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