A mobile crusher is a portable crushing and screening plant designed to process hard materials such as rocks, ores, concrete, and demolition waste. Unlike stationary crushers, mobile crushers are mounted on wheeled or tracked chassis, allowing easy transportation between job sites. This makes them highly suitable for temporary projects and remote locations.

What is it Used For?

  • Crushing: Breaks down large rocks, ores, or construction waste into smaller sizes.

  • Screening: Classifies crushed material into different sizes for various applications.

  • Recycling: Processes demolition waste, old concrete, and asphalt into reusable aggregates.

  • Mobility: Can be quickly relocated and put into operation at different sites.

How Does it Work?

  1. Feeding: Material is loaded into the hopper using an excavator or loader.

  2. Primary Crushing: A jaw crusher or impact crusher reduces large pieces (typically 100-300 mm).

  3. Secondary Crushing: A cone crusher or secondary impact crusher further refines the material (e.g., 0-50 mm).

  4. Screening: Vibrating screens separate the crushed material into desired sizes (gravel, sand, crushed stone).

  5. Stockpiling & Transport: Crushed material is stored via conveyor belts or loaded directly onto trucks.

Applications

  • Mining & Quarries: Crushing basalt, granite, limestone, etc.

  • Construction & Infrastructure: Producing aggregates for concrete, asphalt, and road construction.

  • Recycling Plants: Processing demolition waste for reuse.

  • Industrial Projects: Raw material preparation for cement plants and steel mills.

150-200 Ton/Hour Capacity Mobile Crusher

This capacity range is ideal for medium-scale projects. Common configurations include jaw crusher + cone crusher or impact crusher + screen setups. Tracked models perform well on rough terrain, while wheeled versions are better suited for flat surfaces.