Take a look at crushing plants with GIPO AG
Wikipedia describes crushing plants as 'one-stop crushing installations' and that's precisely what they are. However, what Wikipedia doesn't say is that crushing plants of all types and sizes rely on special machinery and equipment to work effectively. GIPO AG is a leading name in crushing, rock processing and recycling and its specially designed plant machinery is trusted by hundreds of companies around the globe. Read on, and we'll tell you more about crushing plants in general and www.gipo.ch in particular.
All you ever wanted to know about crushing plants
Those not familiar with the workings of rock processing plants could be forgiven for thinking that they are static. In fact, they can be either based in one place or mobile, allowing operators to carry out a variety of tasks. That's thanks to specially designed machinery like the GIPOKOMBI, a tracked plant that can be easily moved from site to site. Crushing plants can pulverise rock to the required size and have several different stations, normally primary, secondary, and tertiary. On a site where reliable GIPA AG equipment is used, each stage is carefully monitored using equipment that combines the latest technology with that inimitable Swiss precision and expertise.
What equipment is used for rock crushing and processing?
Crushing plants are machines that can be calibrated according to the purpose of the site. For example, the plant might be used for rock crushing for construction or general use, or for recycling. Some of the most commonly used machinery includes loading conveyors, intake hoppers, magnetic separators, jaw crushers, and cone crushers, many of which are designed and produced by leading Swiss company GIPO AG. The company sets the standard in crushing plants and is able to develop and manufacture equipment that meets the client's specific requirements. Today, GIPO AG has over 800 plants in operation worldwide and its innovative solutions are trusted by hundreds of satisfied customers around the globe.
The leader in crushing plants
GIPO AG designed and built the world's first fully hydraulic tracked crushing plants in 1982. Today, the name GIPO AG is synonymous with Swiss precision and excellence and the company continues to lead the way in the development of mobile crushers. The GIPOKOMBI is, as its name suggests, is a track-mounted system that combines a screener and an impact crusher on a single chassis. These highly efficient and durable crushing plants quickly replaced the need for separate screeners and crushers.
Create crushing plants that fit your needs
The GIPOKOMBI is one of the most versatile crushing plants in use today. Flexible, easy to operate, and cost-effective, these outstanding plants can be customised to suit your needs. Contact our team for more information on optional extras like extended radio remote control, side discharge conveyors, water spray equipment, or permanent magnets. Alternatively, visit www.gipo ch to see our complete range of crushing plants.
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