A mobile crusher is a stone-crushing machine designed to break down rocks, stones, concrete, and other hard materials into smaller pieces, making them ready for use on construction sites. Unlike stationary crushers, mobile crushers are transportable and can easily adapt to site conditions.

What is a Mobile Crusher Used for?

Mobile crushers are used in mining, construction, recycling, and road-building projects to crush large materials into smaller, more manageable pieces, making material processing more efficient.

How Does a Mobile Crusher Work?

A mobile crusher typically consists of a feed hopper, a crushing unit (jaw, impact, or cone crusher), a vibrating screen system, and a conveyor belt. It operates using a motor, crushing large rocks into specific sizes for use in construction and road-building projects.

Where is a Mobile Crusher Used?

  • Mining: Used for ore crushing in mining operations.

  • Construction: Utilized in demolition waste recycling.

  • Road Building: Used for asphalt and concrete aggregate production.

  • Recycling: Helps repurpose materials from old buildings, such as concrete and bricks.

What is a Mobile Crusher with a Capacity of 100-150 Tons Per Hour?

These mobile crushers are used in medium to large-scale projects and can process 100-150 tons of material per hour. They are usually equipped with jaw or impact crushers and are widely used in the construction industry.