Built for heavy-duty crushing
The SE-1160 is the largest tracked jaw we build: an 1160 chamber taking 800 mm feed, 220–380 t/h, 132 kW on the crusher with a 100 kW engine, 48 t. It is for operations where the blast pattern produces genuinely coarse rock and a 700 mm opening would mean a hammer on standby for half the shift.
A short walk-around filmed on a customer site — feeding, crushing and discharge, so you can see how the machine actually runs before you shortlist it.
Watch more videosBasalt and granite blasted to a coarse pattern.
220–380 t/h from a single tracked chassis.
Compression crushing keeps wear off a hammer-type primary.
The jump from 700 to 800 mm is not cosmetic. On a hard-rock bench, the oversize that will not pass a 700 mm opening is the material that stops the plant, and every stop costs more than the extra tonnage the bigger jaw could ever buy. The SE-1160 removes that bottleneck at the face rather than at the hopper, and its 0–250 mm setting range still leaves room to feed a cone at a workable ratio.
At 48 t it remains a single-load move, and the plant carries its own feeder, pre-screen, magnet and discharge belt. For contract work on hard rock — granite, basalt, abrasive gravel — the combination of a wide opening and a 132 kW drive means the chamber is fed at capacity instead of being nursed, which is where the wear cost per tonne actually comes down.
An 800 mm opening lets the chamber swallow rock that would otherwise have to be broken twice. The moving jaw runs on an eccentric shaft and closes against the fixed plate once per revolution; the toggle holds the kinematic geometry and protects the frame. Deep chamber sides mean the stone is reduced over a long travel, so the reduction is gradual and the plates wear evenly rather than being gouged at the top.
Setting is at the discharge opening, 0–250 mm. Running wide gives maximum tonnage and a coarse product for a secondary; running tight gives a finished sub-base but costs throughput. On a machine this size the setting is also a wear decision: a chamber that is fed properly, at full load, produces a better-shaped product than one that is run half-empty to protect the plates.
Requires external power supply
Built-in generator, diesel driven
China III / IV · EPA Tier 4 / Euro V
18-Month Warranty · Installation & Training · Remote Diagnostics · Spare Parts Supply
How this machine is paired with the rest of the plant, and what changes when the feed changes.
Jaw + cone line for hard rock › Jaw + impact line for soft rock ›
Specification sheets, the 18-month warranty terms and answers to the questions buyers ask first.
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The four questions buyers ask first about this machine - answered from the spec sheet, the cases library and the service programme.
When the rock arrives coarse enough to bridge a 700 mm chamber. Secondary blasting or a hydraulic breaker on every oversize boulder costs more per ton than the extra chassis, and the 1160 takes 800 mm at 220–380 t/h on 168.9 kW installed.
The HP400. The 1160 produces 220–380 t/h and the HP300 tops out at 300 t/h, so a 300 would become the bottleneck; the 400 cone is rated 220–380 t/h on the same band, which keeps the secondary able to clear the primary.
The jaw uses a toggle-based relief path: un-crushable objects pass through instead of destroying the frame, and the chamber clears without a lengthy stoppage. The specific protection configuration of the SE-1160 is listed in the spec table above.
Standard build is 20 working days after deposit, before inland transport and sea freight; custom configurations are scheduled at drawing confirmation. Because jaw frames are weld-heavy, we load-test the complete plant before dispatch. The machine carries an 18-month body warranty from commissioning or 3,000 operating hours, whichever comes first.
Specifications may vary depending on final configuration and project requirements. A dash or blank means the parameter is not listed for this model.
| Feeding equipment | |
|---|---|
| Feeding capacity | 220–380 t/h |
| Maximum feeding size | 700 mm |
| Feeding height | 3,800 mm |
| Hopper volume | 6 m³ |
| Vibrating feeder (L×W) | 4,150×1,200 mm |
| Motor model | PJMV-65-6 |
| Power | 4.5 kW×2 |
| Jaw crusher | |
| Crusher model | 1160 jaw crusher |
| Feed inlet (L×W) | 1,160×800 mm |
| Maximum feed particle size | 800 mm |
| Crusher weight | 23 t |
| Discharge range | 0–250 mm |
| Main bearing model | 23060 |
| Main motor model | YE3-132L-6 |
| Crusher power | 132 kW |
| Main belt | |
| Stacking height | 2,900 mm |
| Length × width | 10,600×1,350 mm |
| Electric roller model | M1-270 |
| Power | 9.2 kW×2 |
| Tail belt | |
| Stacking height | 2,450 mm |
| Width | 800 mm |
| Electric roller model | M1-270 |
| Power | 5.5 kW |
| De-ironing separator | |
| Length × width | 2,100×910 mm |
| Power | 4 kW |
| Complete machine | |
| Engine power | 100 kW / 280 kWDP |
| Track chassis model | LDZ55-3657 |
| Whole machine weight | 48 t / 50 tDP |
| Processing capacity | 220–380 t/h |
| Total power of crushing operation | 168.9 kW |
| Working dimensions (L×W×H) | 15,150×6,250×3,850 mm |
| Transportation dimensions (L×W×H) | 15,000×3,150×3,850 mm |
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