New Superior Industries plant will increase Minnesota's crusher production by 50 percent
The new facility will produce Superior cone and jaw crushers, and support dealers and producers across North America’s aggregates and mining industries
Superior Industries has opened a new crusher manufacturing facility in Morris, Minnesota, its headquarters and hometown since the company was founded in 1972. A ribbon-cutting ceremony marked the opening of the new plant, which the company says underscores its commitment to growth and innovation in the crushing market.
"This new facility means more opportunities for everyone connected to Superior — from our dealers and producers, to our team members, and local communities," said Jason Adams, president of Superior Industries. "With more capacity and smoother operations, we're able to stay true to our purpose of serving others by providing products that help our partners succeed!"
Supporting dealers and producers in the aggregates and mining industries across North America
The new facility is dedicated to producing jaws and cones, and will increase Minnesota's crusher production capacity by 50 percent. This expansion will enhance support for dealers and producers across North America's aggregates and mining industries, delivering greater efficiency and product availability, says the company.
Superior's impact crushers, including VSIs and HSIs, will continue to be produced at the company's other crusher facility in Belen, New Mexico. Additionally, Superior's global network includes crusher manufacturing sites in South America and Asia, broadening its reach to serve international markets.
The facility features an integrated hydraulics assembly area, an inline test zone, and expanded parts warehousing, to support the growing need for reliable, on-demand, critical components.
