| E-TRAC Range In 2009 we launched the Striker E-TRAC crushing and screening range designed specifically for running off mains power with the options of electric/hydraulic and full electric. The…
| A short very important reminderInspect the crusher. It's not hard but is a very common issue our service techs face constantly when visiting customers. It seems that a lot…
COVID19 is hitting the world hard. Below is some of the stock we have in Australia available for immediate purchase or hire. We are still open for business and operating…
It was about this time of the year some 21 years ago that we sat down and decided to get into the track crushing game. It was relatively new concept…
| Worn bars tell you a lot about how your crusher is performing. Have you got a nice bullnose on the front edge of the blow bar? Are you using…
As we all are now aware the situation regarding COVID-19 has evolved significantly over the past few days. At Striker and MAX Plant our management team is taking every precaution…
Skirt design... Not the type you wear but the type that keeps material on conveyors and stops you having to use a shovel to clean up. There are a lot…
| You need to answer these 6 questions 1. Can the rest of the crushing circuit handle the amount of material you are loading? 2. Will it cause spillage or overload…
| Lasting the life of the design Balanced Rotors in all impact crushers should be standard from the original equipment manufacture (OEM). The balance of the rotor is extremely important…
| Lets start with, don't over feed the chamber!Over feeding an impact crusher will actually give the opposite effect of what you are probably trying to achieve. You want greater…