Hi my name is Jason, and I'm the owner of Mt.
Baker Mining & Metals.
I wanted to give you a little bit of an introduction to our company.
We're located in Bellingham Washington USA, and we serve the small-scale mining, crushing
and recycling industry throughout the world.
As of today July 2017 we have equipment in over 45 different countries and that number
is always growing.
I wanted to give you a quick tour of the shop, show you what we're all about and show you
some of the stuff we have in process.
Alright so I will start the tour right here with this Jaw Crusher, to date, this is our
biggest one we've dealt with.
This is a 20" x 30" Jaw Crusher it will do between 40 and 100 plus tons depending on
the size of the discharge, it's run with a 75 horsepower electric motor and this would
be a great unit for a gravel operation, any type of concrete recycling and I think it's
a great unit and looking forward to getting it out in the field.
So these are our 16" x 24" Jaw Crushers and these are a real popular size with the gravel
and concrete recycling guys, this unit will do between 15 and 60 tons/hour depending on
discharge size and we do a lot of Jaw Crusher Modules with these units, fed by a feed hopper
and then a discharge conveyor out the bottom, stacking conveyor out the bottom.
These can be put on a trailer and be mobile run with a generator or they can be put in
place in someone's yard and produce crushed on site.
So these are two of our 10" x 16" Jaw Crusher Modules here going to a customer in Canada
and we can turn any size Jaw Crusher into a Module except for our smallest 6" x 10"
and a module consists of the Feed Hopper up here that you can load with a small loader
it vibrates down through the Jaw Crusher, crushes to whatever the discharge size is
set for and then discharges out the conveyor belt into a pile or a dump or wherever it
needs to go.
These are real popular units with guys doing concrete and gravel because they can feed
continuously and not have to worry about starting and stopping and shutting down, it's a continuous
process.
So these are three smallest size Jaw Crushers we sell, this is the 10" x 16", this is an
8" x 12" and over here is a 6" x 10" and these smaller units the 8" x 12" and 6" x 10"'s
are real popular with our small-scale miners because they can get enough throughput usually
to satisfy 1-2 tons/hour and you get a real nice crush that can feed into a hammer mill
or ball mill but they don't weigh a lot, they don't take a lot of power and their real nice
units to take out to a remote mine site where you don't have a lot of room or power to run
heavy equipment.
Alright, these are our two most popular size of Hammer Mills, this one here is a 16" x
12", this is a real popular unit with our small miners, PCB recyclers, small scrap guys,
glass recyclers, that sort of thing and then over here is our 24" x 16" Hammer Mill that
is also popular with our mining guys, this will do ab out 2 tons/hour of crushed ore,
run with a 30 horsepower, 3 phase electric motor and we make the Hammer Mills all here
in the US, I'll show you some of the pieces here, these are the rotors, the rotor disk
that hold the pins and the hammers.
We cut these all out on our CNC Plas cutter, which is located right over here in this corner
so we can cut out, pretty much any part we need here, out of mild steel or AR400 and
we do it all in-house.
We program it, draw it, cut it out, weld it up, paint it, and create it up.
So now let's take a look out front at how we crate stuff and some of the finished tables.