Customer Case
A Hangzhou aggregate line running since 2023 - the numbers now known: around 200 TPH, four sizes, few faults.
This Hangzhou site has been producing since 2023, long enough for the honest numbers to be known: around 200 TPH on regular duty, four finished sizes, and the kind of fault history - or lack of one - that sales conversations are built on.
Mobile was the deliberate choice: the quarry face moves, civil works for a fixed plant would have eaten the budget, and the SF-380D plus SS-7018 pair lets the customer re-site as the benches develop. Dust suppression was engineered in from the start, not added after complaints.
This line is built on the impact + screen soft rock configuration. The full machine list, flow and sizing logic are on that page.
Long-running mobile impact crushing and screening line, field-proven over multiple years of aggregate supply.
A practical investment for a mid-scale site, controlled dust, and equipment built for years - not seasons - of production.
Similar material or similar site conditions.
Mixed demolition debris in Thailand, processed on site by an SF-380D impact crusher and an SS-7018 screen into graded recycled aggregate.
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Hard, rounded river pebble reduced through a tracked jaw-cone-screen train into specification aggregate for Indonesian infrastructure work.
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A two-machine limestone line built around cost per ton: single-pass impact crushing and clean single-size screening, almost no civil works.
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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