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Eagle Crusher Company, established in 1915 by C.L. Woods in Kenton, Ohio, began with the innovative idea of attaching a small jaw crusher to a tractor's front to process fieldstones into usable road material. In 1952, under the leadership of Ralph Cobey, the company relocated manufacturing to Galion, Ohio, to be closer to Cobey's other enterprises.
Facing a decline in portable coal crusher sales in the early 1980s, Vice President Susanne Cobey identified a market need for processing asphalt and concrete with rebar. This led to the development of the Jumbo 1400, the first U.S. commercial recycling plant, in 1984, effectively pioneering the recycling industry in North America. In 1994, Eagle Crusher introduced its own line of UltraMax® Horizontal Shaft Impactors (HSI), featuring a solid steel, three-bar rotor, enhancing performance in the recycling market.
Today, Eagle Crusher offers a comprehensive range of crushing and screening equipment, including portable impactor plants, jaw crushers, and conveyors, designed for concrete, asphalt, aggregate, and sand and gravel industries.
The UltraMax® series remains among the company's best-selling and most popular machines, known for their durability and efficiency in processing various materials. In November 2023, Eagle Crusher announced a $1.8 million expansion project at its Bucyrus location, reinforcing its commitment to innovation and growth.
With over a century of experience, Eagle Crusher continues to lead the industry by providing high-performance equipment and exceptional service, ensuring customers achieve their project goals efficiently.
Eagle Brochures
GrinderCrusherScreen has curated this collection of equipment brochures for your convenience as a general reference for any new or used equipment we sell. Brochures are always subject to change though and an old brochure may not reflect current information on a newer model, so please talk to one of our professionals to help verify anything about any particular machine.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Eagle UltraMax® series?
The Eagle UltraMax® series comprises horizontal shaft impactors designed for high-volume processing of materials like concrete with steel rebar.
What materials can UltraMax® impactors process?
UltraMax® impactors can handle aggregates, asphalt, concrete with rebar, and other materials.
What are the key features of UltraMax® impactors?
Key features include a large feed opening, a solid-steel three-bar sculptured rotor, and hydraulic-assisted apron adjustments.
What models are available in the UltraMax® line?
Models include UM-04, UM-05, UM-15, UM-25, UM-45, UM-69, and UM-69X, each with varying specifications.
What is the capacity range of UltraMax® impactors?
Depending on the model, capacities range from 100 to 1,000 tons per hour.
What applications are suitable for UltraMax® impactors?
They are ideal for recycling concrete, processing aggregates, and handling asphalt materials.
What maintenance features do UltraMax® impactors offer?
Features include hydraulic housing opening and interchangeable wear parts for easy maintenance.
What is the UltraMax® 69X model?
The UM-69X is the largest model, featuring a 69" x 51" feed opening and a capacity of up to 1,000 tons per hour.
Do UltraMax® impactors come with a warranty?
Yes, they feature a lifetime rotor warranty on the solid-steel, three-bar rotor (North America only).
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