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Fintan's Choice: McCloskey C2 Cone Crusher

First up for February’s machine countdown is Sales Manager Fintan Harkin, who is introducing the McCloskey International C2C Cone Crusher.

1) What can you tell us about McCloskey International?

Founded in 1985, McCloskey international manufactures premium crushing, screening and material processing equipment. The machinery is simple to use and has a reputation for high productivity and a high resale value. These are some reasons I believe my customers choose these machines.

2) Can you introduce us to the McCloskey C2C?

The McCloskey C2C is a high performing, fuel-efficient cone crusher. It predominately works in secondary and tertiary applications crushing natural rock.

3) What makes the C2C stand out?

The compact design and working footprint of the C2 paired with the MC200 Cone unit manufactured by Metso for McCloskey makes it a firm choice.

4) What is a cone crusher?

Cone crushers are very suitable for size reduction and shaping in the downstream of a crushing circuit. They reduce the material in a crushing cavity by continuous compression between a fixed element (bowl liner) and a moving element (mantle).

Cone crushers are equipped with a hydraulic setting adjustment system, which allows adjusting the crusher settings to fully match the material, feed size, and capacity requirements.

5) Where have you seen the C2 in action?

We have various units in action in the UK. In limestone in North Wales, Gritstone in Lancashire and Granite in Scotland. It’s a great machine and we love seeing it in action.

6) Why would a customer choose the C2 over a competitor's machine?

The C2C is a proven cone crusher built on the legacy of the trusted McCloskey International brand. With a higher throughout, lower wear costs and prolonged service life from the liners, the C2C is the clear choice.

7) What should a customer do if they want to learn more about the C2?

Talk to a Pro and we can discuss your application and see how the C2C could fit in the most efficiently.

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