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Morris, Minn. – Superior Industries, Inc., a US-based manufacturer and global supplier of bulk material processing and handling systems, will display its latest crushing technology at MINExpo International in addition to new solutions for its screening, washing, and conveying products. Here’s a preview of the products that will be displayed in booth #12731 – located in West Hall.
Endeavor® Cone Crusher
The SS400 model offers outstanding performance with its floating shaft design, which uses a single cylinder to maintain consistent closed side settings and ensures efficient crushing operations. Its universal chamber provides flexibility for various applications, from coarse to fine crushing, while the integral countershaft housing eliminates the need for maintaining a countershaft box seal, improving durability and reducing maintenance. Additionally, the SS400 model features a spiral bevel gear set, which minimizes vibration and noise, enhancing overall operational stability.
High Performance Conveyor Idlers
In addition to highly-engineered, custom conveying equipment, the vertically-integrated Superior Industries designs and manufacturers its own line of conveyor idlers and pulleys. The booth display at MINExpo International will include a series of CEMA E and F rated idlers. These high performance rolls and frames are designed for heavy-duty applications, offering exceptional durability, reduced maintenance, and smooth operation to ensure efficient and reliable performance in demanding environments
Mine Duty Impact Cradle
Superior’s impact cradle features a curved design that eliminates the space between the belt and the bed, providing additional support to prevent tears and other impact damage. The cradle includes urethane segments that absorb shock and dissipate contact energy, while its modular design, fitting into existing idler mounting footprints, ensures easy installation and maintenance. Replaceable impact bars can be quickly slid off the side of the frame, reducing downtime and operational costs
