It seems you’re inquiring about a jaw crusher model MPJ 35, but specific details about this exact model are not widely documented in publicly available sources. Here’s what I can infer or suggest:
Possible Interpretations:
1. Typo or Variant:
– The model name might be a typo or a regional variant (e.g., Metso Nordberg® C Series includes models like C80, C100, etc., but not MPJ 35).
– Some manufacturers use unique naming conventions (e.g., “MP” could stand for “Mobile Plant,” and “J” for “Jaw,” but this is speculative).
2. Chinese Manufacturers:
– Chinese brands like Liming Heavy Industry (SBM), SANME, or Shanghai Joyal sometimes use alphanumeric codes (e.g., PE-250×400). “MPJ 35” could be a local model designation.
3. Custom/Obsolete Model:
– It might be an older, discontinued, or custom-built crusher from a smaller manufacturer.
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General Specifications for a Hypothetical “MPJ 35”:
If we assume “35” refers to the feed opening size (~35 inches or 900 mm), here’s an estimate:
– Feed Opening: ~900×600 mm (35×24 inches)
– Capacity: ~150–300 TPH (depending on material hardness and settings)
– Power: ~75–110 kW (100–150 HP) electric motor
– Weight: ~15–25 tons
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Recommendations:
1. Verify the Manufacturer:
– Check if the crusher is from a brand like Terex, Sandvik, Metso, Kleemann, or a regional supplier.
– Look for plates/markings on the machine for exact model info.
2. Contact Suppliers:
– Reach out to crusher manufacturers or dealers with the model number for precise specs.
3. Alternative Models:
– If unavailable, consider similar-sized jaw crushers like:
– Metso Nordberg C96 (~930×580 mm feed)
– Sandvik CJ615 (~1500×1100 mm feed)
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Let me know if you have additional details (e.g., manufacturer photos, brochures), and I can refine the answer!