Rubble Master Launches RM 90X, RM 100X Mobile Impact Crushers in North America at ConExpo

Rubble Master announced the North American launch of its latest Next generation impact crusher models: the RM 90X and RM 100X.

Built for aggregate producers, custom crushing contractors and site developers, the new models deliver higher uptime, lower cost per ton and industry-leading simplicity in challenging operating conditions, according to Rubble Master.

The RM 90X features a 34 in. x 25 in. inlet opening, weighs under 68,000 lbs. and is based on the RM 90GO! — Rubble Master's longest-running production model.

The RM 100X, with its 38 in. x 28 in. inlet opening and weight of under 79,000 lbs. builds on the success of the RM 100GO!.

Assistance Systems for New Operator Experience

The RM 90X and RM 100X compact impact crushers are designed around the RM NEXT philosophy, combining operator-friendly controls, automated machine optimization and a fuel-efficient diesel-electric drive. These features help crews deliver consistent tonnage — even with variable feed, changing specs and tight staffing, according to Rubble Master.

The new ultra-bright 12 in. display delivers a new operating experience and unlocks several new digital features:

• A setup advisor helps crews dial in machine settings in minutes. Less experienced operators get an initial suggested setup for your application that maximizes production and minimizes wear.

• Self-guided troubleshooting with step-by-step troubleshooting routines for the most common errors to minimize downtime and keep daily production on schedule.

• Advanced service tools to identify issues faster and minimize the number of phone calls required with your service team.

Also included is the new human-machine interface, including a performance indicator, status lights and radio-controlled operation. The performance indicator helps operators intuitively find the feed rate sweet spot, maximizing production and minimizing wear, according to Rubble Master. The status lights provide clarity about the machine's condition to the entire crew around the crusher.

"The new digital tools help operators and service technicians maximize uptime, react faster and be more proactive," said Geoffrey Faber, North American sales manager of Rubble Master. "At the end of the day, you have to make the most out of your manhour and the NEXT Philosophy makes that easier than ever."

RM XSMART App

Part of the new interface is the RM XSMART app, which allows operators to connect to the machine on-site to gain more clarity into its performance and condition. With the optional camera system, operators can conveniently monitor critical material transfer points on the machine from their cab to identify material buildup, react quickly and maintain uptime, according to Rubble Master.

The optional belt scales come with a heavy-duty tablet that gives operators total control over their belt scale from their cab. Zeroing and calibrating the scales doesn't require you to leave the cab. Recording and sharing job reports also work from the app. The days of using numeric control panels and small displays to operate your belt scale are over, according to Rubble Master.

Up to 25 Percent More Rotor Inertia

Rubble Master not only updated the looks and usability but also installed a new heavy-duty rotor featuring a greater variety of hammer options, including new heavy-duty hammers for more uptime. The RM90X has 25 percent and the RM 100X has 17 percent more rotor inertia compared to the previous models. This means the new rotor design delivers less rotor speed fluctuations, a more consistent end product and less wear.

Best of all, the RM release system minimizes the risk of damage without interrupting your production process, according to Rubble Master. While many fail-safe systems cause major downtime, the RM release system is a simple mechanical system that keeps you crushing incident after incident — no reset, no downtime.

The new X-impact-crusher models come standard with a 5 year or 5,000 hours limited warranty on main components.

For more information, visit rubblemaster.com.