Toku America’s Striker hydraulic rock breaker line is comprised of heavy-duty, mid-range and mobile options. According to the company, each breaker features a versatile boom that can effectively reach into a crusher and aid in the reduction of oversized rock and hopper blockages. Toku America touts improved safety, productivity and profitability as among the benefits of the Striker line. The breakers are engineered to meet specific crusher and aggregate material application demands in a range of sizes and reach.
Cone plant completes company’s electric train offerings
Sandvik Mobile Crushing & Screening introduced the QH443E as an electric-driven cone plant. The company says the QH443E bridges the gap between tracked mobile, wheeled portable and stationary plants by combining electric drives and track mobility on a single platform. The new cone plant features an updated tracked platform with a diesel-electric generator-based drivetrain, Optik automation system, My Fleet remote monitoring and a Sandvik CH440 hydrocone crusher. According to Sandvik, the QH443E is designed with safety, sustainability and total cost of ownership in mind with its combination of electric-drive technology and tracked mobility.
Hydraulic breaker enhances performance, reduces energy loss
FRD USA introduced a new hydraulic breaker in the Fx800 Qtv, a 12,000-ft. lb. class model that offers increased breaking performance and reduced energy loss during operation. The Fx800 replaces FRD USA’s Fx770 12,000-ft lb. class breaker, running on 48.5-ton to 83-ton excavators. The Fx800 requires the same pressure and flow as the Fx770. The new model, however, features re-engineered internal hydraulic routing. The company says this delivers improved efficiency, improved breaking performance and reduced energy loss during operation.
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