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Hey guys. Welcome back to Rebel Crusher. I’m Bob and today we’re going to be answering a question from…. looks like Joe from Massachusetts and Joe’s question is what is the benefit of being able to make three or four different sized products? 

So, Joe that’s a great question and in general the benefit to that would be that you’re able to basically produce a product for any market, any guy that wants you to make something specific, right.? So, some people just want you to make base material. In other words, you’re making little pieces out of big pieces and that might be fine. But let’s just say that you have a job or someone wants you to make three quarter inches at the same time, they want you to make some 2-inch or 3-inch rocks, half inch minus and they want you to make that all at the same time. Well each one of those products would have a different value. So being able to make three or four different products whether it’s at the same time or separately is a huge benefit to you because now you’re able to get more money per size, per product and also, you’re able to make a product that is in demand. So, that is critical because let’s just say in Massachusetts the most popular product is clean three quarter, what if the machine doesn’t do that? Like what do you do then? I mean at the end of the day some of these real small machines or big machines that are out in the market don’t make the product. I mean we see some of these smaller machines that are coming into the market from China or Europe and they’re cute. If you don’t have a screening system on board then how do you actually make the different sizes that you or your customer you know want to be able to make? It is critical that you’re able to make these different sized products and the Rebel Crusher allows you to do that and it’s all on board. So, that screening system on the Rebel is being operated off the same diesel that runs the crusher and so you’ve got your own quarry on track; you’re able to make three or four different products all at the same time, you can then change the size of the screens, possibly change the crusher setting in order to make these different products and it’s simple to do, it’s easy, it’s a one or two guy operation depending on who’s there and you know to make those products that they again are in demand. That’s what you want to focus on and that’s what the Rebel is there for you. 

So, when you get a chance shoot us another e-mail, call in and we’ll be happy to look at the whole picture of your company, what you want to do but hope that answers your question. Thank you very much. 

Jaw Crushers are for sale everywhere. How do you know you are making the right choice for your business? What do you take into consideration when buying a crusher? Bob explains what makes the Rebel Crusher the right choice when it comes to choosing a crusher. Whether jaw or impact, see what the Rebel Crusher can do for you!

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Welcome back to Rebel Crusher. I’m Bob and today we’re going to be answering another question. 

We’ve got an email from Janet in Wisconsin and Janet wants to know what are some of the most important things I should consider when trying to choose a crusher?

Okay, Janet. So, it’s a great question, it’s a broad question so it’s a little bit more difficult to answer that. But what I would focus on Janet would be what exactly are your needs, right? I mean what exactly do you want to do? You know so depending on your particular operation, I don’t know any of your background but let’s just say your you’re handling a bunch of concrete for example, the question would be how much? And you want to make sure that you get a machine that can handle what you currently have and possibly you know the foreseeable future because you want to be able to get a machine that kind of grows as your business grows.

So, you don’t want something too small and you don’t want something too large, expensive; I mean it’s all about making the right investment for your business and a little bit into the future to make sure you’re making money every day, every week, every month. So, when you’re looking at you know what crusher I’d be more focus on what crusher is going to generate income, save you money. So, there’s so many factors to consider. I’d look at hey material quality probably number one. Make sure that whatever you’re looking at makes the product you want. Looking at the Rebel we can make any product you want and you can change it at will. So, the ability to make three quarter one hour and make you know clean half inch another hour that is really a huge benefit at the versatility of something like the Rebel where the crusher and the screening system are all on board, I just think that that’s probably going to be my number one criterion for you know moving forward on any kind of crusher decision. 

So, in general we do want to look further into what your particular needs are but you want to think about what’s going to make and save you money? What products do you need to make? Are you in a hurry? I mean do you need 150 tons per hour? Are you okay with 100 tons per hour? And you know and then just base your decision on that. Hope it answers your question. Hey, call us and we’ll get into it more detail, okay? Thanks Janet. Take care. 

What is the difference between a jaw crusher and an impact crusher? Do you know the difference? Bob with Rebel Crusher explains this and more!

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Welcome back to Rebel Crusher and today we’re going to be answering a question from Justin. It doesn’t say where Justin is from but this particular question looks like it really doesn’t matter where he’s from. 

So, what is the difference between a jaw crusher and an impact crusher and why would I use one over the other? 

So, Justin we hear that question all the time. You know people are you know they hear one thing over another and in general it has to do with what material you want to produce and what you’re actually crushing. So, with let’s say an impact crusher for example we typically use that to pulverize make very, very small product that you can imagine an impactor is in the name, right? It impacts the material, it explodes it. So, we’re not putting granite in an impactor, we typically don’t like to put steel in them. More than likely we would use an impactor in softer material, application possibly asphalt where we’re looking to grind up asphalt really, really small. Otherwise in most other applications where we’re crushing concrete with rebar, rock, sand and gravel, most asphalt you know bricks, block anything like that the Jaw Crusher is just so much easier to operate. Less dust, less maintenance, the wear parts are less expensive, you’re changing them less frequently. So, in general the impactor is something we use only for a specific application. We’re grinding up gold, we want to make a bunch of powder, we’d use an impactor and we might even use a jaw ahead of it so the jaw would take the brunt of it and then feed it into an impactor. But just vice versa you know looking at the differences the rule of thumb in general is if you can crush with a jaw don’t use an impactor. So, we’re only really bringing that impactor into the equation when we absolutely have to. And I’m sure I’m going to get some heat from that. People will say oh that’s not true we can use our impactor for this and that, yeah, well possibly you’re right but at the end of the day almost any expert would say if you can use a jaw and it makes the product you want, use the jaw. Slower speed, kind of slow and steady, it wins the race kind of thing, jaw is running around 250 rpm, they’re squeezing the material together and letting it go down whereas the impactor is exploding the material, runs around 1000rpm. So, just use your common sense; which one would you rather run? Which one would you rather have if by accident your guys threw a manhole cover or an anvil or let’s say a fire hydrant and by the way we’ve had tons of clients that have sent us e-mails hey my rebel crusher just ate a toilet bowl, a transmission by accident and it’s still kept going. So again, the jaw we have both, Rebel has an impactor and a jaw, so I’m not pro one or the other, I’m more interested in the product you want to make. 

So, hope that answers your question, feel free to give us a call we’ll go into more detail. So, thank you very much. 

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