A mobile crusher is a portable machine designed to break down hard materials such as rocks, stones, minerals, and ores. Unlike stationary crushers, mobile crushers can be moved easily to different sites, making them suitable for on-site crushing operations. These crushers are essential in industries like construction, road building, and mining, as they break down large rock blocks into smaller, usable pieces.

What is it Used For?

Mobile crushers are used in quarries, construction, mining, and recycling industries. They are used to break large rock blocks into smaller pieces, which are then processed into aggregates for concrete production, road building, and other applications. Their portability allows them to be used at various project sites, making them versatile and cost-efficient.

How Does it Work?

  1. Feeding Unit: Large rocks or stones are loaded into the crusher's feeding unit.

  2. Crushing Mechanism: The material is crushed using jaw crushers, impact crushers, or cone crushers, depending on the crusher type.

  3. Screening System: The crushed material is sorted based on size.

  4. Exit Conveyor: The usable material is conveyed to the designated area.

Where is it Used?

  • Construction & Road Building: Producing aggregates for concrete and asphalt.

  • Mining: Processing ores and minerals.

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

  • Quarries: Breaking down large rocks into commercial materials.

What is a Secondary Impact Crusher?

A secondary impact crusher is a crusher designed to reduce material size further after the primary crushing stage. These crushers use high-speed rotating rotors and impact hammers to break down the material into smaller pieces. Secondary impact crushers are commonly used for crushing the material processed by the primary crushers into finer particles.

What is it Used For?

Secondary impact crushers are used in the mining, recycling, and construction industries. They are particularly effective in breaking down large rock blocks into smaller sizes after the primary crushing stage. The output from secondary crushers is often used in aggregate production, asphalt production, and other applications where fine material is required.

How Does it Work?

  1. Feeding Unit: Larger material from the primary crusher is fed into the secondary impact crusher.

  2. Crushing Mechanism: The high-speed rotor hammers strike the material, breaking it down into smaller pieces.

  3. Sizing: The material is further reduced in size until it meets the required specifications.

  4. Exit Conveyor: The processed material is conveyed to the designated area for further use.

Where is it Used?

  • Mining: Reducing ores to smaller sizes.

  • Construction & Road Building: Producing fine aggregates for construction.

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

  • Quarries: Breaking down larger rocks into smaller, usable aggregates.