The Sandvik 800i series of connected cone crushers has been expanded to include three new high-performing crushers: CH830i, CH840i and CS840i. They have been improved to offer reliable, intelligent crushing to any mining or aggregate application.
These crushers come with the new generation Automation and Connectivity System (ACS) as standard and are connected to the My Sandvik portal. This allows managers and operators to access and manage all the vital information they need to make informed decisions.
My Sandvik can be accessed using a smartphone, tablet or computer. The ACS system continuously monitors and optimises crusher performance and controls the complete lubrication system, increasing uptime and reliability.
“New, digital technologies will transform the way mines and quarries work. My Sandvik is the first major step in gaining insights into productivity and predictive maintenance that will drive our industry forward. It’s great to offer our customers a service that will truly make a difference to their profitability,” said Mats Dahlberg, Sandvik’s vice president for lifecycle service, stationary crushing and screening.
Bolted rather than welded, top and bottom shell liners make changing 90% faster, said Sandvik. The over-pressure system keeps dust out, and the standard offline filter keeps oil cleaner, extending oil life by up to five times. More power output from less energy and more uptime through intelligent crushing make the 800i series a safer and more sustainable choice.
According to Sandvik, the 800i crusher series can be purchased as a completely new crusher, or users can choose a Sandvik Reborn solution, replacing an existing crusher and reutilising existing auxiliaries and infrastructure. This plug and play installation minimise disruption and maximise productivity, while offering up to 40% cost savings compared to a complete crusher system.
Sandvik added that its service agreements provide customers with safer operations, low operating costs and long service life, unlocking the full potential of their crushing plant 365 days a year. It increases productivity by up to 10%.
