The RS-C160 brings cone crushing to circuits where floor space and drive power are both rationed: a compact head and bowl assembly on a stand-mounted frame, driven by a single motor with a conventional V-belt arrangement any plant electrician understands.
Run tight, it corrects particle shape and tops up manufactured sand; run coarser, it serves as a light secondary behind a small jaw. Liner changes follow the same backing-free procedure as the larger RS-C machines, with a fraction of the crane time.
