A crusher is a machine that breaks stones, rocks, and minerals into smaller pieces. Crushers are mainly used in construction, mining, and roadworks. They are divided into two types:

  • Stationary Crusher: Used in large-scale projects and set up in a fixed location.

  • Mobile Crusher: Portable and can be used in different locations. Ideal for construction sites and temporary projects.

Working Principle:
Crushers use different mechanisms such as jaw crushers, impact crushers, and cone crushers to break large rocks into smaller pieces. The material enters the machine, where strong hammers or jaws crush it into the desired size.

Usage Areas:

  • Construction and road building

  • Mining industry

  • Concrete and asphalt production

  • Recycling plants

  • Aggregate production

Aggregate is a mixture of sand, gravel, crushed stone, or other materials used in construction, especially in concrete and asphalt production.

Working Principle:
Aggregate is produced using crusher machines, where large rocks are crushed into smaller sizes to be used as construction materials.

Usage Areas:

  • Concrete production

  • Asphalt production

  • Road construction

  • Structural and infrastructure projects