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Komplet K-JC503 Jaw Crusher Overview

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He Made a Fortune Crushing Concrete - And How You Can Too

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Cody introduces the Komplet K-JC503, Komplet America's smallest jaw crusher. This entry-level unit weighs 7,500 pounds, making it towable by a pickup truck. It features a 19-inch by 12-inch inlet opening and a magnetic roller to separate rebar from concrete. The K-JC503 is designed for smaller jobs, residential sites, or urban areas where space is limited and a more compact solution is needed. It allows contractors to crush foundation concrete directly on-site, eliminating costly hauling fees for waste and new material. The integrated grid helps prevent oversized pieces from jamming the machine, while a high-discharge belt ensures efficient operation.

Goal: Understand the specifications, capabilities, and cost of the K-JC503 for smaller-scale recycling.

Tools and materials

  • Asphalt N/A — Secondary material to be processed by the crusher
  • Concrete Foundations N/A — Primary material to be processed by the crusher
  • Pickup Truck N/A — Towing the K-JC503 jaw crusher
  • Rebar N/A — Metallic reinforcement that needs to be separated from concrete
  • Rock N/A — Secondary material to be processed by the crusher

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>> You said parts availability, which brings me to the point of warranty. >> Yes. >> What can a guy expect? What is he going to get for a warranty on something like this? >> So, warranty on all of our units bumper-to-bumper is 1 year, 1,000 hours, whatever comes first. If you want more warranty, extended warranty, we do offer that as well. Um but the the warranty, the standard warranty covers bumper-to-bumper, and then our engines have 2-year warranty. >> Okay, so do you have This is like your sweet spot, but do you have an entry-level model, something that maybe can help guys that are smaller contractors that want to dip their toe in the water, so to speak? >> Definitely. We have a lot of customers that start off with our KJC503. That's our smallest jaw crusher, and that's 7,500 lb. So, you can pull that with a pickup truck. >> All right, let's look at that one next. All right, so this is the unit right here that we were just talking about. This is like your toe in the water unit. >> Yeah. >> Well, we like to say there's a tool for every job. >> So, you know, not everybody needs all that production, and and they don't have a truck that can move that, and they really need something that can get in and out of residential job sites, urban areas that are really, really compact, and uh they just need a little production. They have some material, some waste that they're getting from their jobs, and they either want to crush it right there on site. This is so easy to bring on site. It's got the rubber tracks, so it's not going to mess up any parking lots or driveways or sidewalks that you can bring it on. And you they can rip up the foundation, concrete foundation, and just recycle it right there on site. It's got a magnetic roller here that will help separate the rebar, so that's not an issue. And then uh they either recycle it, use it on site, or they don't have to pay to haul it away, and they can take it back to the yard and recycle it there. >> What kind of jobs would you do you see a contractor getting this for? What kind of actual work? >> Yes. Yeah, great question. So, we have contractors across the country using this. Hardscapers, masons, landscapers, uh demolition contractors that are doing pools. Uh we have uh anybody ripping up concrete foundations. We have basement waterproofing contractors using these. >> So, when I'm demoing a house, I can bring this unit on site. I can…

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