On-call Field Service
Twelve-hour roll-time to contracted crushing sites, first-time-fix focus on tramp-release hydraulics, CSS actuators and feeder drives.
From Pilbara iron-ore secondary cones to floodlit urban C&D impact plants — when the Tier-1 quarry contractor calls, Metso field crews roll with mantle kits, screen media and hydraulic tooling inside twelve hours on contracted circuits. We size rebuild windows against output capacity (t/h) so liner swaps do not steal a full night shift.
Eight hundred thousand tonnes of crushed stone across eighteen months — three mobile jaw/cone fleets held under a single Metso field contract with weekly CSS audits so asphalt plants never starved for base fractions.
Secondary cone polish held CSS within 2 mm for precast concrete fractions. Two vibrating screens stayed on schedule while salt-fog seals were renewed mid-contract without losing a pour window.
Cone crusher liner rotation cycle dropped from forty to twenty-two hours after Metso staged dual mantle kits and retuned feed size distribution against the secondary chamber geometry.
Twelve C&D impact lines received magnet and air-classifier upgrades — corrosion warranty written into the service rider for salt-fog screen frames and slurry-pump casings.
Compact jaw and screen packages densified backfill feed on swing shift while ventilation limited diesel idle — Stage V machines with DPF regeneration windows scheduled between blast cycles.
High-reach excavator feed into impact crushers between twenty-two-story decommission cycles — screen media inspected between every night closure to protect adjacent façade monitoring limits from dust excursions.
We will draft a service rider around your plant-day count, liner rebuild windows and Tier 4 Final documentation needs within five business days — include feed size, CSS targets and slurry-pump duty if wet processing is in scope.