Komplet K-JC704 Plus Jaw Crusher Overview

All right, Cody. This morning I was telling the guys about this contractor that I knew 30 years ago where he got paid to haul the material off from the job site, dump it in a spot, we would drive around the pile, and load up the exact same material, and he got paid to haul it back to the exact same spot. >> Yeah. >> Except the technology that he was using then was this massive multimillion-dollar machine, and he needed a ton of space, and you guys have brought this technology down to a point where the average contractor can do something like this. >> Right. Yeah, what if waste wasn't waste? What if waste was profit? What if we were just, you know, taking the waste we had on our sites and being able to turn that into profit? >> So, guys, this is Cody. Cody, what's the name of your company? >> Hey, Cody here. Komplet America. Komplet is an Italian manufacturer. They've been making machines in Italy for 26 years. >> And this is your bread and butter. This is your sweet spot machine right here, right, Cody? >> Right. Yeah, this is the KJC 704. This is our most popular jaw crusher. It's 26,455 lb. It has a 27-in by 16-in inlet opening. >> So, let's break this down and slow it down a little bit. What exactly does this machine do? >> This machine will crush concrete, asphalt, rock. It helps contractors recycle their material right on site. It's weighs enough or not so much that you can't pull it around and get it in and out of job sites. You can pull it behind a dump truck with a tagalong trailer. >> So, this is kind of like your sweet spot machine that you can either throw behind a dump truck on a trailer, just like an excavator or a dozer, bring it out to a site, use it right on site, or you could park it in your own yard and use it there because it's not so small that it's not going to get your production, but it's not so monstrous that it's not hard to haul around. >> Exactly. We have customers across the country doing both. We have people that either bring it right on site. We have people that will stockpile material from their jobs back at their yards, and then when things are slow, they'll have a guy back there crushing uh up the material, and then they either reuse it on their jobs or they resell it to other people. >> Okay, Cody. What does a unit like this one go for? What's the price point on something like this? >> price point for a KJC 704 Plus is roughly $241,000 MSRP.…