A mobile crushing plant is a portable crushing system used to process large materials such as rocks, minerals, and construction waste, reducing them to smaller, usable sizes. Unlike stationary crushing and screening plants, mobile crushing plants can be easily moved on wheels or tracks, making them ideal for use in various mining sites or construction projects. They are widely used in industries such as construction, mining, and recycling.

Mobile crushing plants typically consist of a combination of crushing (primary and secondary crushers), screening, and conveying systems. Initially, large rock or mineral pieces are broken down by primary crushers (jaw crushers, impact crushers, etc.). Secondary crushers then further reduce the material to smaller sizes. Finally, the screening unit separates the material by size, producing various construction aggregates.

The portability of these plants provides significant time and cost advantages. They can be easily moved as project sites change and do not require a fixed infrastructure for installation. Mobile crushing plants are widely used in road construction, railway, infrastructure, and large-scale construction projects, as well as in recycling operations where concrete, asphalt, and construction debris are processed for reuse.