A panel for a Fintec crusher typically refers to the control panel or electrical panel used to operate and monitor the crusher’s functions. Fintec was a manufacturer of mobile crushing and screening equipment (later acquired by Sandvik), and their machines, such as the Fintec 1107 Jaw Crusher or Fintec 1080 Cone Crusher, featured advanced control systems.
Types of Panels for Fintec Crushers:
1. Main Control Panel
– Houses the PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) for automation.
– Includes start/stop controls, emergency stops, and fault indicators.
– Displays operational parameters (e.g., engine RPM, hydraulic pressure).
2. Remote Control Panel
– Allows wireless or wired remote operation.
– Used for safe maneuvering during maintenance or setup.
3. Hydraulic/Power Panel
– Manages hydraulic systems for crusher adjustments (e.g., CSS setting).
– Contains circuit breakers, relays, and fuses.
4. Diagnostic Panel
– Provides error codes and troubleshooting guides via an HMI (Human-Machine Interface).
Common Components in a Fintec Crusher Panel:
– PLC (Siemens/Allen-Bradley) – For automated control logic.
– Touchscreen Display – For real-time monitoring of crushing parameters.
– Circuit Breakers & Relays – For electrical protection.
– Sensors & Feedback Systems – Monitoring engine performance, belt speed, etc.
Replacement & Troubleshooting:
– If you need a replacement panel, check with Sandvik (Fintec’s parent company) or authorized dealers for OEM parts.
– Common issues include faulty wiring, PLC errors, or display malfunctions—diagnose using the machine’s service manual.
Would you like help with a specific model (e.g., Fintec 1107) or troubleshooting a panel issue? Let me know!
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