Customer Case
Mixed demolition debris in Thailand, processed on site by an SF-380D impact crusher and an SS-7018 screen into graded recycled aggregate.
The site receives a steady stream of demolition concrete, brick and plaster from urban renewal projects across the region. Processing that stream where it lands, instead of hauling it to landfill, is the core commercial logic: every ton crushed locally is a ton of aggregate the customer does not have to buy back.
The SF-380D takes unsorted demolition feed straight from the loader, and the SS-7018 inclined screen splits the crushed output into a coarse fraction for road base and a finer blend for backfill. Both machines travel on tracks, so the line follows the demolition front as it moves across the site.
This line is built on the impact + screen soft rock configuration. The full machine list, flow and sizing logic are on that page.
Track-mounted impact crushing with demolition-tolerant feed, paired with an inclined screen holding two recycled fractions.
The customer needed the line in country before the rainy season and asked for a configuration that could move across demolition plots without cranes or civil work.
Similar material or similar site conditions.
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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.
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Brittle Thai marble crushed through a jaw-then-cone duty split that controls how the stone breaks, not just how fast.
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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