Radically Responsive. Relentlessly Reliable.
We don't just work in your community. We want to be a part of it.
Optimum Crush was founded in 2013 by engineers who had already spent their careers designing complete cone crushers: 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 900, 1100, 1300, and 2,500 horsepower machines. We knew where the designs were strong. We also knew, precisely, where they weren’t.
That’s the whole idea behind this company: apply knowledge of the complete machine to improve the individual parts inside it. From our office and warehouse in New Berlin, Wisconsin, and our warehouse in Qingdao, China, we now support mines across seven countries.
How Optimum Crush Gives Back to Mining Communities
Optimum Crush is committed to giving back to the global communities that surround our customers’ mining and quarry operations. Since 2013, we have dedicated a portion of annual profits to supporting the towns and families connected to the mining industry, because we understand that a thriving mine needs a thriving community around it. We sponsor scholarship programs, youth sports teams, 4H clubs, local churches, and other non-profit organizations in the mining communities our customers call home. Our goal is to build long-term relationships that benefit both the community and the people who work in it, and to be a company worth doing business with, not just for our cone crusher parts and engineering expertise, but for the values we bring to every relationship we build.
Where Your Donation Dollars Go: A Breakdown of Our Community Giving
We have a rich history of donating to both our community and the communities surrounding our mining customers. Here is a breakdown of how we disperse funds.
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