Mobile stone and mineral crushing and screening plants consist of portable machinery designed to process large rocks and minerals extracted from quarries or mining sites into usable materials. Compared to stationary plants, they offer a more flexible solution and can quickly adapt to site changes.

2. Working Principle of Mobile Crushing and Screening Plants These plants operate through a multi-stage process:

  • Feeding Unit: Large rocks are fed into the bunker to initiate processing.

  • Primary Crusher: Jaw crushers typically break down large stones into smaller pieces.

  • Secondary and Tertiary Crushers: Cone or impact crushers further reduce the material size.

  • Screening Unit: Sieves classify materials by size.

  • Conveyor Systems: Processed materials are transported for storage or direct use.

3. Application Areas Mobile crushing and screening plants are used in various industries:

  • Construction: Used in road construction, concrete production, and building projects.

  • Mining: Facilitates the processing of extracted minerals.

  • Recycling: Enables the reuse of construction waste.

  • Quarries: Produces aggregates of different sizes.

  • Infrastructure Projects: Supplies materials for railway and dam construction.