Customer Case
A reinforced SZ-450D scalper tearing apart Kazakh steppe feed, discarding mud and passing clean stone at 250 TPH.
Steppe material arrives as one blended mass: topsoil, clay, sand and stone with no natural boundary between them. Before anything can be crushed, that mass has to be split - and ordinary screens blind within hours on wet clay.
The SZ-450D heavy-duty scalper was chosen for its aggressive vibration stroke and reinforced deck: it tears the feed apart, discarding mud and fines and passing clean stone forward. At 250 TPH it runs ahead of the rest of the line as the gatekeeper that protects everything downstream.
Reinforced heavy-duty scalping at 250 TPH, stripping clay and fines from blended steppe material before crushing.
A deck that survives wet clay without blinding, tonnage to match the full line, and mechanical simplicity for a remote site.
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