Compact onsite crushing solution
The SE-650D is the same 500 × 700 mm jaw on tracks: 50–130 t/h, 30 t all-in, driven by a 100 kW engine with 92 kW of installed power across the plant. It is the smallest crawler unit we build, aimed at jobs where the machine has to move with the work: demolition clusters, short quarry benches, road contracts that shift every few months.
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 videosMoves between knockdowns without a low-bed every week.
Primary reduction where the face advances faster than a fixed plant justifies.
Turns excavated rock into usable fill on the spot.
A 30 t crawler fits on a standard low-bed and can be working within a day of arriving. That is the whole argument for this size: when the site is small but the schedule is not, mobilisation time decides whether the job is worth taking. The unit handles 500 mm feed and discharges at 0–100 mm, so it can either feed a secondary or produce a single sub-base product on its own.
It also works as the front end of a two-machine spread. Put the SE-650D ahead of a small cone or impactor and you get a proper reduction train that still moves as two loads. On demolition and trench work, where the feed is mixed and the volume is modest, running the jaw alone and screening afterwards is usually the cheaper arrangement.
Rock enters the 500 × 700 mm chamber and is gripped between a fixed and a moving jaw plate. The eccentric shaft turns the moving jaw in a small ellipse, closing the gap once per revolution and loading the stone in pure compression. Hard, abrasive feed therefore wears the plates rather than shattering them, and the energy goes into breaking the rock instead of into noise and dust.
The discharge opening sets the product. Narrow it and the plant produces a finer, tighter curve but at lower tonnage; open it and throughput rises with a coarser top size. On a tracked unit the useful discipline is to set the opening for the downstream machine, not the number on the spec sheet, so the secondary is neither starved nor choked.
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.
Up to 500 mm, which suits rock that is already broken down: demolition rubble, trench rock, short benches worked without a big blast. When the face produces 600–700 mm boulders the 1060 chamber is the step up, not a bigger hopper on this one.
It travels as a single load on a standard low-bed, and whether a permit is needed depends on local axle rules. The point of the model is that a site change is one truck, not a dismantle: 92 kW installed and a 4 m³ hopper go with it in one piece.
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-650D 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 | |
|---|---|
| Hopper volume | 4 m³ |
| Feed height | 3,500 mm |
| Maximum feed size | 500 mm |
| Feeder size (L×W) | 3,600×700 mm |
| Feed capacity | 50–130 t/h |
| Feeder power | 3 kW×2 |
| Jaw crusher | |
| Crusher model | 57 jaw crusher |
| Max feed particle size | 500 mm |
| Inlet size (L×W) | 500×700 mm |
| Processing capacity | 50–130 t/h |
| Discharge size range | 0–100 mm |
| Crusher power | 75 kW |
| Crusher weight | 10.1 t |
| Main belt conveyor | |
| Width × length | 800×15,100 mm |
| Discharge height | 2,100 mm |
| Power | 11 kW |
| Complete machine | |
| Engine power | 100 kW |
| Generator power | 100 kW |
| Whole machine weight | 30 t |
| Machine processing capacity | 50–130 t/h |
| Total power of crushing work | 92 kW |
| Working dimensions (L×W×H) | 10,000×2,700×3,500 mm |
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