K-JC805 Largest Jaw Crusher Overview

to help them make the right decision. >> And what is this one right here? >> So, this is our KIC70. This is our impact crusher. What I've showed you before with jaws, this is our impact crusher. It's 28,600 lb. It has an inlet opening of 25 by 20 in. So, roughly 18 in diameter pieces are going to go into it. >> Why would they want an impact crusher versus your other ones? And why do you only have one of these when you have so many models of the others? >> So, to answer your first question, you'd want an impact crusher if you will be for a higher quality product that was more granular and be able to use for a DOT spec application. >> end product? >> The end product is a higher quality product. And when I say that, it means it's going to be more consistently granular, whereas a jaw crusher is not going to have as a consistent product. The impact crusher is going to have you more fines in the end product as well. And overall, it it makes a higher quality product. However, it costs more up front and it costs more to maintain and run per hour than a jaw. So, if you don't need that DOT spec or you're not looking for that higher quality product that you're looking to resell to other people, then a jaw crusher, a lot of customers go with the jaw cuz it's it has less cost up front, less cost to maintain, and it still achieves the goal of recycling, reusing, saving, and not having to waste. >> And the last unit we haven't looked at is right behind you. >> So, the last unit is our KJC 805. This is our largest jaw crusher. This is 49,600 lb. It's got a 31 by 21-in jaw inlet opening. This we like to call our semi-pro crusher cuz this this can do rock all day, every day. You have it in a little site quarry, little site, it it will love to do the rock. All of our other crushers will do rock as well. If you're doing hard rock all day, every day, salt, granite, anything like that's over 30,000 PSI, this is what you want to This is what you want to go >> All right, guys. I hope this video has helped you out. Cody, thank you so much. I really do appreciate you. >> you. Thank you. >> Yeah, this is awesome. And I hope this strikes a chord with some of you guys and lets you kind of get a feel for an opportunity that you may not have known even existed. I originally seen uh my buddy doing it way back 25, 30 years ago, and I thought he was doing something illegal, for real. I did not believe that you could haul…