General 950 — Mobile Jaw + Impact Crushing & Screening Plant

The General 950 is a wheeled plant that sets a GPJ 90 primary jaw ahead of a DMK01 secondary impact crusher. 120-180 tph, 800 mm feed, 1600×5000 mm triple-deck horizontal screen. Built for hard, abrasive rock — basalt, granite, iron ore — moved on one truck and running in 30 minutes. It is the impact-secondary twin of the 944. Main Equipment The General 950 is a tyre-mounted crushing and screening plant that sets a GPJ 90 primary jaw ahead of a DMK01 secondary impact crusher, all on one chassis. It turns out 120-180 tph, takes 800 mm feed and is tuned for stubborn, abrasive rock — granite, basalt, quartz, chrome and iron ore. One truck moves it, and it is working within 30 minutes. How material moves Stone passes through the primary jaw, the impact secondary and closed-circuit screening: Data table Anything not stated here is arranged per order to suit the material. Rock and use cases Tough, abrasive feed is what the 950 is built around: granite, basalt, quartz, chrome and iron ore. Pairing jaw with impact, it squeezes heavy reduction and cubic aggregate out of awkward stone. It fits quarries and sites that supply road building and concrete. 950 or 944? Size and weight are identical; the call is the secondary — the 944's cone for gritty, hard-abrasive duty, or the 950's impactor for cubic product at high reduction. Line built from one hand The crushing and screening line comes out of a single General Machinery workshop, and a concrete batching plant can be written into the same deal. The General 950 is then engineered into one joined-up line with added crushers and washers — a lone contact, a lone party carrying the warranty and a parts chain that fits together. S: What is the capacity of the General 950? C: The 950 runs 120-180 tph, takes 800 mm feed and turns out high-reduction cubic product through its DMK01 secondary impactor. S: Which rock does it crush? C: It is tuned for hard, abrasive stone — granite, basalt, quartz, chrome and iron ore. The jaw-plus-impact pairing suits rock that breaks with difficulty. S: What is the difference between the 944 and 950? C: Both use a GPJ 90 jaw; the 944 carries a GM430 cone secondary and the 950 a DMK01 impact secondary. Choose the 944 for longer metal life in abrasive duty, the 950 for higher reduction and cubic product. S: How is it transported and how long is setup? C: It sits on a single-platform mobile chassis, travels on one truck and is running in about 30 minutes, depending on the site and the ground. S: How do I get pricing and delivery? C: Send General Machinery your throughput, material and required fractions; a build made for the job, its price and lead time come back as a quotation.