The Nordberg® C Series™ jaw crushers are engineered for the toughest feed materials. With over 12,000 installations since 1975, they are proven to be reliable and productive in thousands of mining, quarrying, recycling, and industrial applications.
Nordberg® C Series™ jaw crushers are designed for high productivity and low operating costs. Their pinned and bolted, non-welded frame construction provides excellent fatigue strength. The aggressive pitman motion and long stroke in the bottom of the cavity ensure high reduction ratios and capacity. Modular design allows for easy installation and maintenance, while optional features like Metso IC™ crusher automation enhance performance.
Nordberg C Series Jaw Crusher Specifications
Power Range
75–400 kW
Feed Opening Size
800 × 510 mm to 2000 × 1500 mm
Capacity Range
335–1435 mtph
Operating Weight
7,670–121,510 kg
Warranty: MIMICO offers warranty on all material processing equipment, with dynamic options to suit your needs. We also have servicing packages to keep your plants running smoothly. Get in touch with our sales support team to find the right solution for you.
Robust Frame
Non-welded construction enhances durability and fatigue strength.
Optimised Cavity Design
Ensures excellent material intake and high throughput.
Modular Design
Facilitates easy installation and integration into existing systems.
Automation Ready
Compatible with Metso IC™ crusher automation.
Safety Features
Standard lifting tools and optional maintenance platforms.
Versatile Applications
Suitable for stationary, underground, and mobile setups.
Winstone Aggregates (Otaika) – Plant Upgrade.
Plant Upgrade
This need led Winstone Aggregates to purchase a Metso C106 Jaw crusher and Metso TK11-42-2V grizzly feeder from MIMICO to maximise the output of their current plant.
To minimise the installation costs MIMICO Engineering designed a new sub-frame to accept the existing feeder mounts and the new mounting requirements for the Metso C106 jaw crusher.
This sub-frame was adapted to the existing frame in order to utilise the current subsidiary equipment such a chutes and conveyors.
