Mccloskey C3R

This cone crusher supports closed circuit aggregate processing

This McCloskey cone crusher is built for aggregate crushing where recirculation supports a controlled end product. The machine includes an MC300 cone, a screen box and a return conveyor. This layout is relevant for contractors and material producers handling graded stone on site. It allows oversize material to return for further crushing within the same working process.

The machine weighs 59,200 kg. Transport dimensions are 20,650 mm in length, 3,830 mm in width and 3,600 mm in height. These figures matter when planning site access, transport routes and setup space. They also give buyers a clear basis for matching the crusher to project conditions and fleet logistics.

The crushing setup is relevant for consistent material flow

The MC300 cone forms the core of the crushing process. Combined with the screen box and return conveyor, it supports a closed material circuit. This setup is useful where output size matters for downstream handling, stockpiling or further processing. It also reduces the need for separate machines in applications where recirculation is part of the job.

For quarrying, recycling and contract crushing, this type of cone crusher fits work where stone needs further reduction after primary crushing. The screen box supports material separation within the machine flow. The return conveyor sends oversize back into the process. That gives a direct and practical setup for aggregate production on working sites.

The undercarriage supports movement on active job sites

The crusher runs on steel belts with 400 mm track shoes. This undercarriage suits movement across uneven ground found on extraction sites and processing areas. Skidsteer steering supports positioning within tighter working zones. For site teams managing several stockpiles, feed areas or loading points, this is useful when the machine must be moved between tasks.

The tracked design also supports relocation within larger production areas without separate transport for short internal moves. That matters where the crusher follows blasting, excavation or stock management across the site. Buyers assessing handling and transport needs can use the stated weight and dimensions as a factual basis.

The engine package supports emission controlled site operation

Power comes from a Volvo D13 Stage V engine rated at 510 hp. The engine uses 6 cylinder diesel. The emissions package includes a diesel particulate filter and SCR with AdBlue. These details are relevant for companies working under current site requirements for engine technology and exhaust aftertreatment.

This powertrain supports the machine in applications where a cone crusher must work within a larger crushing train. It also gives buyers a clear view of the engine platform when planning service, fuel handling and fleet alignment. Exact engine information is useful when comparing this crusher with other tracked processing machines.

The installed equipment supports control and daily site use

The machine is fitted with radio remote control with start and stop of the feeder. This supports safer machine handling during setup and operation. It allows the operator to manage key feeder functions while keeping distance from the immediate feed area. For working sites with changing feed conditions, that is a practical feature.

Four LED light towers are installed for work in low light conditions. The machine also includes McCloskey 365Siteconnex telematics. This provides a basis for monitoring machine data within fleet management routines. A sprinkler system for dust binding is fitted as well. That matters on sites where airborne dust needs active control during crushing and screening work.