Customer Case
A two-machine limestone line built around cost per ton: single-pass impact crushing and clean single-size screening, almost no civil works.
Limestone quarries rarely fail on throughput - they fail on cost per ton. This China quarry was chasing exactly that: a line whose fuel burn, wear parts and manpower stay low while the crushers run all day.
The SF-380D carries the whole reduction job in one pass, which limestone tolerates where granite would not, and the SS-7018 turns the crusher discharge into various marketable products of different particle sizes. Keeping the plant to two tracked machines held the customer's civil works budget close to zero.
This line is built on the impact + screen soft rock configuration. The full machine list, flow and sizing logic are on that page.
Single-pass impact crushing and size separation for limestone, optimised for cost per ton rather than headline capacity.
Low running cost, near-zero civil works, and clean single-size fractions for the local construction market.
Similar material or similar site conditions.
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View Case ›No two sites are identical. Describe yours in three facts (rock, maximum lump, target rate) and we will tell you exactly which part of this configuration would change.
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