Customer Case
Hard, rounded river pebble reduced through a tracked jaw-cone-screen train into specification aggregate for Indonesian infrastructure work.
River pebble punishes the wrong chamber selection: hard, rounded and abrasive, it eats cone liners and throws flaky particles when crushed carelessly. This Indonesian customer supplies infrastructure projects and needed a crushing solution that could hold gradation on this feed for a full production season.
The SE-1060 opens the face and reduces river-run material to a conveyable size, the SY-HP300 does the precision work on the mid fraction with a chamber chosen for cubical output, and the SS-7018 closes the circuit on size. Three tracked machines, no fixed foundations, already moved once between two concessions.
This line is built on the jaw + cone hard rock configuration. The full machine list, flow and sizing logic are on that page.
Three-stage tracked train - jaw primary, cone secondary, inclined screen - sized for abrasive pebble feed.
Cubical aggregate for structural concrete, wear consumption that stays predictable on abrasive feed, and the freedom to follow the dredging fronts.
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