Terex Finlay delivers savings for MJ Teale

02 August 2017

A new Terex Finlay J-1170 is driving forward increased performance with reduced running costs at a family-owned plant hire company.

The jaw crusher is already proving its worth for MJ Teale Plant Hire, a Lancashire, United Kingdom-based waste management company that also offers recycled aggregates and bulk soil disposal services.

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The J-1170 has helped speed up crushing and reduce downtime at the customer site

Supplied by Finlay Central – part of the Finlay Group of companies – the J-1170 is based at the company’s 3.2 hectare (8 acre) site.

Processing construction and demolition waste, the plant is producing a 6F2 crushed material at a rate of 200 t/hr for the regional construction market.

Mick Teale, managing director of MJ Teale Plant Hire, said: “We have seen a saving in the amount of fuel we’re using and in the amount of downtime.

“We’re definitely crushing material more quickly and seeing a cleaner end product as well.

“As a company we’re growing all of the time and this machine is proving to be much more cost effective for us.”

The J-1170 features a heavy-duty, variable speed vibrating grizzly feeder and integrated pre-screen giving exceptional production in demolition and recycling applications.

At the heart of the machine is a robust, hydrostatically driven Terex jaw chamber that provides high capacity with large reduction ratios.

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