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Sandvik releases new generation of jaw crushers
June 30, 2025
By Rock to Road staff
Stationary jaw crusher CJ615 by Sandvik. (Sandvik) Sandvik, a global high-tech engineering group providing solutions to enhance productivity, profitability and sustainability for the manufacturing, mining and infrastructure industries, has released new generation jaw crushers.
New updates
Sandvik jaw crushers now include a hydraulic wedge setting with synchronized retraction arrangement for easy and safe crusher adjustment, high energy efficiency main motor, upgraded guarding and clear user-friendly documentation—integrating even more of the safety, performance and sustainability you expect from Sandvik solutions.
- Hydraulic wedge setting with synchronized retraction arrangement for fast, easy and safe adjustment during operation.
- High energy efficiency main motor ensures an optimal combination of high power, energy efficiency, reduced operational costs and lower carbon footprint.
- Compact plug-and-play solution.
- Three-year standard warranty.
- Clear user-friendly documentation for optimal safety, operation and service.
- The latest ACS-j system makes performance and condition monitoring of key metrics simpler through a user-friendly web interface.
- Safety-engineered guarding ensures more coverage and complete equipment and personnel protection.
- Uniform engineering design for simpler parts replacement and seamless interoperability with all Sandvik solutions.
Sustanability
According to Sandvik, the design, manufacturing and operation of jaw crushers are sustainable, through the energy-efficient motors, compact all-in-one footprint and fully recyclable materials.
Sandvik offers five teeth patterns and up to three alloy selections (M1, M8, M9) to suit the different types of quarrying and mining applications. Our patterns include Wide Teeth (WT), Corrugated (C), Coarse Corrugated (CC), Sharp Teeth (ST), Heavy Duty (HD).
The optimal jaw plate selection can be determined based on the rock/ore type characteristics (WI, AI) and the feed characteristics (friction, gradation).