A mobile crusher with a capacity of 200-250 tons per hour is a high-capacity, portable crushing machine designed to break down large rock and stone blocks into smaller, usable pieces. These crushers are commonly used in large-scale construction, mining, quarrying, and infrastructure projects where high throughput is required. Equipped with various types of crushers, including jaw crushers, impact crushers, and cone crushers, these machines offer exceptional efficiency and the ability to process 200-250 tons of material per hour.

What is it Used For?

Mobile crushers with a capacity of 200-250 tons per hour are designed to process large volumes of material quickly and efficiently. They are widely used in the construction, road building, mining, and recycling industries. These crushers are essential for breaking down large rocks and stone blocks into aggregates, gravel, sand, and other construction materials. These materials are then used in road construction, concrete production, asphalt manufacturing, and aggregate processing.

How Does it Work?

  1. Feeding Unit: Large rocks and stone blocks are loaded into the feeding unit of the crusher. This ensures that the material is delivered evenly and smoothly to the crushing mechanism.

  2. Crushing Mechanism: The material is broken down by the selected crusher type—jaw crusher, impact crusher, or cone crusher. Each crusher type uses different mechanical techniques to break the material into smaller pieces.

  3. Screening System: The crushed material is then sorted by size through a screening system. This ensures that the desired size of material is selected and the larger, unwanted pieces are discarded.

  4. Exit Conveyor: The processed material is transported by the exit conveyor system and stored in a designated area, ready to be used in further construction projects.

Where is it Used?

  • Construction & Road Building: Producing high-quality aggregates for concrete and asphalt production.

  • Mining: Processing ores and minerals for extraction.

  • Quarries: Breaking down large stone blocks into usable commercial materials.

  • Recycling: Reprocessing concrete, asphalt, and stone waste.

  • Infrastructure Projects: Supplying materials for various construction and infrastructure projects.