Customer Case
Brittle Thai marble crushed through a jaw-then-cone duty split that controls how the stone breaks, not just how fast.
Marble is brittle in a way that changes the equipment conversation: it crushes easily but cracks unpredictably, and the saleable fraction depends on controlling how it breaks rather than how fast. This Thai processor needed graded marble material for construction and decoration products.
The train opens with the SE-1060 jaw to normalise the feed, then hands the mid-size material to the SY-HP300 cone running a finer setting - the chamber does the shaping, not the jaw. The SS-7018 keeps the graded fractions clean, and everything sits on tracks so the plant can hold position close to the benches.
This line is built on the jaw + cone hard rock configuration. The full machine list, flow and sizing logic are on that page.
Jaw-then-cone duty split chosen for brittle stone, with screening holding clean grade boundaries.
Controlled fracture of brittle marble, clean grade separation, and a plant positioned close to the working face.
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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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