Many models across four lines — jaw, cone, impact/VSI and screening — in track-mounted and modular frames. Capacities from 50 to 500 TPH, so a single unit or a full three-stage plant comes from one supplier, one spare-parts list and one drawing set.
The first hit on hard, abrasive rock. Feed openings from 500 to 800 mm take run-of-quarry stone straight from the blast, and hydraulic setting changes the product size without stopping the plant. Mini and modular frames cover sites where a full-size unit will not fit or cannot be road-transported.
Second and third stage on hard rock. The same cone platform is offered in mobile and modular frames, so a quarry can start with one machine and add a module later without redesigning the flow. Chamber options let one unit produce either high-volume aggregate or a tighter, cubical product.
For medium-hard rock and demolition material, one impactor often replaces two crushing stages and tolerates rebar and asphalt slab that would stop a cone. VSI models finish the 0–5 mm fraction for manufactured sand, and the integrated frames carry crusher and screen on one chassis for jobs that move every few months.
The sizing stage of a plant, or a standalone machine for aggregate, topsoil, coal and sand. Inclined decks for sticky, damp feed that would blind a horizontal screen; horizontal decks where headroom is limited and a lower feed height matters.
Rock type usually decides the flow, not the other way round. We publish our matching rules — hard abrasive rock, medium-hard rock and recycling, sizing only — with the configuration and throughput we recommend for each, and the cases where one machine is enough.
Whatever the line, the machine leaves our plant under the same checks — the points contractors ask about after the first thousand hours.
Frames welded and inspected to military-grade standards, with thicker plate in the load paths that crack first on cheaper builds.
Every unit is run under load in our yard, not just assembled and painted. Test records travel with the machine.
CE documentation supplied with the shipment, so customs and site inspectors have the paperwork they ask for.
Jaw plates, blow bars, cone liners and screen meshes held in stock and shipped worldwide — the parts that stop a plant are the ones we keep.
A machine is only half the purchase. These are the items included as standard, not sold as extras.
Feed size, target output and finished product decide more than the brochure does. Give us the rock, the maximum lump and the hourly target and we will pick between these models with you, including when the smaller one does the same job.
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