GM 125 — Tracked Mobile Impact Crusher

The GM 125 is a track-mounted impact crusher with a GNR PDK02 impactor (200 kW) — the heaviest, hardest-hitting track in the GM family. It takes feed up to 700 mm, works at 150-250 tph and drives itself, needing no ground works. A 6 m³ hopper and 1360×2160 grizzly pre-screen come as standard. The GM 125 is a track-mounted impactor built on the GNR PDK02 (200 kW) — the heaviest, hardest-hitting track in the GM family. It swallows feed up to 700 mm, pushes a strong 150-250 tph and drives itself, at home on demanding sites and asking for no foundation. Working process Spec table Where it excels High-tonnage quarries, big recycling yards and tough sites are the GM 125's territory. Operations that relocate often can reposition it fast on its own tracks, and the 200 kW impactor drives heavy reduction with cubical shape. Set against the GM 100 Next to the GM 100, the GM 125 brings a bigger feeder (1100×2600 + 1360×2160 grizzly), a stronger crusher (200 kW against 160 kW) and more output (150-250 versus 100-180 tph) — the flagship of the range. The GM 90JP, for its part, is the tracked jaw primary. Impact suits cubical, low-abrasive duty; jaw suits hard, abrasive primary crushing. One-supplier plant build The tracked GM 125 can anchor a full General Machinery installation, with extra crushing, screening and a concrete batching plant built around it. Because it all leaves one workshop, accountability sits in a single place and the parts supply is kept in step. S: What is the capacity of the GM 125? C: It works at 150-250 tph and takes feed up to 700 mm; it is the highest-tonnage track in the GM family. S: Which crusher does it use? C: A GNR PDK02 impactor (200 kW), the strongest crusher in the GM family. The impact type is used for high reduction and cubical product. S: How does it differ from the GM 100? C: A bigger feeder, a 200 kW impactor (the GM 100 has 160 kW) and 150-250 tph (the GM 100 does 100-180 tph). The GM 125 is the heaviest, most powerful member of the range. S: Is it tracked and self-propelled? C: Yes, on Strickland tracks; it drives itself and needs no ground works, hydraulic legs or foundation. S: How do I get pricing and delivery? C: Send General Machinery your material, throughput and site conditions; a build made for the job, its price and delivery date come back as a quotation.