SWC106 Wheeled Mobile Jaw Crushing Station with 141.2 kW Installed Power for Granite, Basalt, Iron Ore Primary Crushing on Tire Trailer Chassis

The SWC106 is a fully integrated wheeled mobile jaw crushing station designed for primary coarse crushing of hard rocks including granite, basalt, and iron ore. Mounted on a robust tire trailer chassis, the SWC106 combines a vibrating feeder, jaw crusher, main belt conveyor, and iron remover into a single mobile unit that can be rapidly deployed across multiple job sites without the logistical burden of crawler transport.

This modular, road-towable design makes it the ideal choice for mining contractors, quarry operators, and infrastructure developers working in remote or multi-site environments.

• Tire Trailer Chassis with Hydraulic Support Legs: The 2-axle/3-axle tire trailer chassis allows the SWC106 to be transported directly on public highways using a standard tractor unit — no low-bed trailer or specialized transport required. Once on site, the integrated hydraulic support legs enable rapid leveling and setup, slashing deployment time from days to hours and accelerating the transition to full production.
• Integrated Feeding-Crushing-Conveying System: The SWC106 integrates the FD9638 vibrating feeder, SC106 jaw crusher, B1000 main belt conveyor, and RCYD-8 iron remover into a single cohesive unit. This eliminates the need for separate interconnecting structures and field assembly, significantly reducing site preparation and commissioning costs.
• Magnetic Iron Removal Protection: The standard RCYD-8 suspended magnetic separator continuously removes tramp iron and ferrous contaminants from the material stream before it enters the crushing chamber. This protects the jaw plates, toggle plate, and bearing assembly from impact damage, extending component service life and reducing unplanned downtime.
• Off-Grid Operational Capability: With 141.2 kW of installed power and compatibility with a 330 kW external diesel generator set, the SWC106 is engineered for mines and construction sites without reliable grid power. Operators can deploy the unit in truly remote locations — from African mining concessions to Southeast Asian infrastructure projects — with complete energy independence.
• Scalable Model Range: The SWC106 sits within a family of five wheeled mobile jaw crusher models (SWC80 through SWC120), allowing customers to select the optimal capacity grade for their application. The SWC106 targets medium-to-large scale operations, and can be paired with downstream secondary cone or impact crushers to form a complete multi-stage crushing circuit.

• Mining Operations: Primary crushing of blasted hard rock at open-pit mines, quarry faces, and mineral processing sites. The SWC106 processes granite, basalt, and iron ore with consistent high reduction ratios.
• Infrastructure Projects: On-site crushing of tunnel spoil, road base material, and construction aggregates for highway, railway, and dam construction projects across Africa and Southeast Asia.
• Multi-Site Contractors: The road-towable tire chassis enables contractors to move the crushing station between project sites using standard highway transport, dramatically reducing mobilization costs compared to crawler-mounted alternatives.
• Off-Grid Remote Sites: Paired with a 330 kW diesel generator set (optional), the SWC106 delivers full crushing capability at remote locations where grid power is unavailable or unreliable.