Metso 130 Jaw Crusher In Action.. 600TPH

Metso 130 jaw crusher primary crusher in action crushing blasted limestone rock in North Yorkshire...
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[@JimmyKiefer-qf1vl]

After operating various rock crushers for over 30 years I'm most impressed by efficiency of the grizzlies in the feeder. Very effective and clean running,

[@johnnymurff4137]

Awesome video awesome blasted limestone being crushed and stockpiled like the view, no boring music to listen to and no drone footage like that. Keep up the good work

[@josephastier7421]

This is a really well set up process. Huge boulders go bouncing through it no problem, and the crusher will eat anything that fits into its mouth.

[@ANDYCAT966]

Beautiful new crusher Metso!! We have a C160 and C145 for primary. Metso is the best!!

[@rosshilder2835]

Those grizzlies are working very well, nice clean rock reaching the jaw

[@mohammadwaqas7149]

Good work nice

[@davidmeckley3773]

I worked at a company that did big roller work for metso. Stuff that was about 3" thick and about 20' in diameter. Before shipping we would also weld it shut at the seam.

[@biggad73]

Nice video

[@harrycurrie5295]

Well done keep the beast choke feed all the time

[@iko18]

😊..תן לראות אחת גדולה מתרסקת...אתה מעמיס המון אבנים,ולא רואים איך הריסוק..💗💗🇮🇱🇮🇱👍👍👍👍🌺🌺

[@Tyiriel]

This thing is guaranteed to get your rocks off

[@brucemartini2288]

can watch this for hours😊

[@user-stepp-1gg8t]

НЕ пыли не грязи как-то удивительно,и порода очень мягкая легко разрушаемая обычно грохот стоит неимоверный

[@knobsdialsandbuttons]

Great video ! 👍

[@randyclements2131]

Awesome video ty

[@miman-ck9jv]

Nothing seems to even slow it down never hesitated the slightest

[@EatSleepDigRepeat]

She’s a beast

[@frantisekleiterman2082]

TOP! 😄

[@bobelliott2748]

I watched the conical kind at the Lafarge plant in Exshaw, Alberta many yrs ago. It's not a hole you want to fall into

[@hfdzl]

Just perfect!! Operated crushing plants both jaw and cone. A big jaw like this is always a thrill. How big are the dies? Thanks for the opportunity to see this!!

[@manologongoravasques6948]

Actualmente trabajo en una empresa de fundación... Es donde aprendí y conocí mucho de estos materiales.... Aprendí como se moldea y se funde cada pieza

[@manDrake310]

Beautiful

[@rmscr7ronald]

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[@scottyelder8351]

Incredible power when the large rock was dislodged followed by several large stones I thought it would jam it did not its brilliant !
This is how you clear massive rubble that's filled with giant boulders I've never seen this process from this angle it's so cool !
Men make awsome stuff that works amazingly.
Jesus Is Lord but this thing is Boss !
Sorry for the blasphemy .
💫✝️✨

[@EatSleepDigRepeat]

Hahaa when I was stood filming I thought it was going to jam at that point too, shes just hungry for rock 👌🏼

[@jimsvideos7201]

Your camera might have a 50/60 Hz selection for flicker reduction hiding in a menu somewhere.

[@EatSleepDigRepeat]

It does indeed pal, there’s a light shining just behind the jaw of the crusher that’s what you can see flickering mate

[@austinhunt8050]

Where did the large hook go?

[@abiliobatista923]

Bom video. se possível outro com os secundários e crivos obrigado

[@Ravenlord79]

Metso 🇫🇮

[@samsiryani9023]

Imagine falling feet first in that thing, just imagine.

[@donalfinn4205]

I just see rocks moving around. Don’t see any getting crushed?

[@user-cp2im2xw4z]

Скорость щеке добавьте, а то как полумертвая работает

[@leandrocartes534]

hello broooooo 🇦🇷

[@GFSwinger1693]

Would have been nice to actually see what it is doing w/o another load of rocks obscuring the action.

[@davidhynes]

They use a load of smaller rocks as a wedge and it helps break the bigger chunks from bouncing around. I worked in an underground crusher in the 1970s, the rock would travel on a conveyor belt to the bin near the Mine Shaft and skip to the surface.

[@donalfinn4205]

I don’t see any rocks being crushed. Just rocks jumping around.😡

[@cowshottv5867]

Y'all certainly like to bitch about everything in the comments

[@davidhynes]

When I worked in an Underground Crusher in Lynn Lake Manitoba in the 1970s, when we had big rocks stuck between the jaws we also used an iron Wedge on a chain, We sled the wedge long side the rock and the jaws and it would give it more friction and grab and break the rock.

[@carminebozzacco5886]

​@davidhynes

[@Xerdoz]

Needs a new rubber mat.

[@Mannidelapaz]

Cafe caliente

[@MasterKenfucius]

It's no fun if you can't see them getting broken into little rocks.

[@semoneg2826]

Agree lol...I hate to see it overloaded with rocks

[@mhmuodrajb3757]

السلام عليكم

[@Kaynathx]

🪨👌🏽👌🏽

[@JanErikWeijnblad]

✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨🎂🎂

[@user-ci6sd9np3z]

你這個有夠白喔 到底在拍攝那裏呀

[@jamesesson344]

Like to have a days running cost in my wallet $$$