Talk with an application engineer

Tell us the pit — Eagle will map the crushing answer

Warm, practical support for quarry supervisors and recycling plant managers. Share feed size, rock UCS or target fractions and we reply within 24 hours with a jaw/impact/screen shortlist sized to your circuit, including liner staging notes when the site sits far from a regional hub.

Eagle application engineer reviewing crusher drawings on site

Field-service Hotline

24/7 dispatch for contracted crushing circuits · target under 18h MTTR

+1 (800) 25-EAGLE

Application Engineering

Spec sheets, discharge guidance, circuit maps · reply within 24h

[email protected]

Parts & Liner Staging

Regional hubs for jaw plates, blow bars, screen media and hydraulic kits

Request parts staging
Map of Eagle Crusher regional crushing parts hubs

Visit or ship through a circuit hub

Bring your feed size distribution, target discharge opening, rock abrasion index and whether the site needs Tier 4 Final / Stage V documentation. Application engineers reply with a shortlist that cites operating weight class, chamber options and expected output capacity (t/h) — not a generic brochure pack.

  • HQ Application Center — Galion, OH — chamber selection labs, operator demos, CSS training
  • Hours — Mon–Fri 08:00–18:00 EST; hotline 24/7 for contracted sites
  • Address for appointments — 4250 State Route 309, Galion, OH 44833
  • What to attach — feed size, rock type, daily t/h target, emissions requirement
  • Social — LinkedIn / YouTube field clips on crusher commissioning windows

If you are comparing a mid-range secondary impact against a higher-capacity tertiary class, note the expected hydraulic system pressure band and blow-bar change window in your message. That detail lets the desk return a usable shortlist on the first reply instead of a follow-up questionnaire.

When the pit debate is jaw versus impact for primary duty: keep the jaw above roughly 600–800 mm hard feed; choose impact when cubical asphalt fractions matter more than maximum feed size. We will still confirm against your abrasion index before locking a chamber class.

Send specs to our field team

Company, country, equipment class and project type — the same inquiry fields as our quote modal, laid out as a full contact page so you can attach site context. If you already know the jaw class or preferred discharge band, include them; if not, describe the feed size and target fractions and we will propose chamber and screen combinations for review. Plant managers often also share whether slurry-pump duty or wet-screen finish is in scope so parts staging can be planned with the machine quote.