EvoQuip Bison 220 Jaw Crusher

  • Jaw Inlet: 820 mm × 550 mm (32″ × 22″) single-toggle jaw crusher with hydraulic CSS adjustment and reverse function

  • Hydrostatic Drive System: Efficient power delivery with unblock/reverse capability

  • Output Potential: Up to approximately 180 tph (200 US tph)

  • Transport Dimensions: ~9.3 m L × 2.5 m W × 3.0 m H

  • Operating Weight: Approx. 24,517 kg (with side conveyor/magnet)

  • Engine Options: CAT 7.1 (Tier 3) or CAT C4.4 (Stage V)

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Description

The EvoQuip Bison 220 is a compact yet powerful mobile jaw crusher engineered to handle demanding tasks in quarrying, demolition and recycling applications with ease. Its heavy-duty 820 mm x 550 mm single-toggle jaw chamber and advanced hydrostatic drive system deliver robust crushing performance, while the ability to reverse the chamber improves uptime by helping clear blockages quickly.

Designed for high productivity, the Bison 220 offers an output potential of up to approximately 180 tonnes per hour (200 US tph), making it suitable for medium-scale operations where speed and reliability matter. Hydraulic CSS adjustment lets operators fine-tune the crusher to suit different material types and finished product requirements, while intuitive controls support smooth operation and efficient material processing.

Operator convenience is a priority on the Bison 220, with quick setup times and simplified controls that reduce downtime between jobs. The hydrostatic drive ensures responsive performance and fuel efficiency, while reverse crush capability adds versatility when dealing with sticky materials or unexpected jams in the feed.

Mobility and transport-friendliness are embedded into the Bison 220’s design, with compact transport dimensions and durable construction that allow rapid relocation between sites. With rugged build quality, reliable engine options and engineered performance tailored to real-world jobsite demands, this jaw crusher offers contractors and plant hire businesses an effective solution for maximising productivity without compromising on durability.

 

For higher output potential take a look at the Bison 280