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Inside the Marion Machine Crusher Rebuild Process: From Tear-Down to Like-New Performance
READ MOREWhen a crusher starts losing production, showing excessive wear, or failing unexpectedly, operators are faced with a critical decision: repair, rebuild, or replace. What many don’t realize is that the quality of a rebuild depends entirely on the process behind it. At Marion Machine, crusher rebuilds aren’t just repairs—they’re a precision-driven restoration process designed to
Crusher Component Rebuild vs. Replacement: How to Know When Rebuilding Makes More Sense
READ MOREIn today’s aggregates and mining operations, crusher downtime is expensive, and so are new components. With rising equipment costs, extended OEM lead times, and tighter production schedules, operators are increasingly asking an important question: Should we rebuild this crusher component, or is it time to replace it? The right answer depends on more than just
OUR CAPABILITIES
- Thermal Stress Relief
- Huge 10,000-cubic-foot furnace easily handles the largest crushers
- Welding Stations
- 120-ton capacity and over 20 total units
- Lathes
- 50-ton capacity and over 15 lathes in production
- Boring Mills
- Over 10 vertical and horizontal boring mills in production
- Crusher Test Stand
- Crusher test-stand assures quality of repairs with “no-load” test runs of jaw, cone, gyratory, and impact rock crushers
Christopher Joyce Vulcan Materials of Winston-Salem, NC
Our Metso HP 800 Mainframe had a loose shaft and we re-fit the shaft back to OEM specs with a 2-week-turnaround to get a 3.5-million-ton-plant back up and running.