Customer Case
A short-season Russian bluestone quarry running a cold-spec'd impact line that has to earn a year in a few months.
This bluestone quarry runs short seasons and long winters, so every production day has to count. The customer's priority was a line that starts cold, runs all shift, and holds its gradation without daily adjustment.
The SF-380D carries the reduction load - bluestone is hard enough to need a real crusher but forgiving enough for impact crushing - and the SS-7018 sorts the output into the quarry's standard sales fractions. Both machines were specified for cold-climate starting and season-long duty.
This line is built on the impact + screen soft rock configuration. The full machine list, flow and sizing logic are on that page.
Impact crushing and screening sized for a short-season quarry where uptime per day decides the year.
Cold-weather starting, all-shift reliability, and stable sales-grade output from bluestone feed.
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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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