A mobile crusher is a portable crushing and screening machine designed to process rocks, minerals, or construction waste directly on-site. It is mounted on wheels or tracks and can be easily transported between job sites. It can be equipped with jaw, impact, or cone crushers depending on the application.

Purpose

  • Reduces the size of raw materials such as rocks, concrete, and asphalt

  • Allows on-site material processing

  • Saves time and transportation cost

  • Enables flexible and fast deployment in various locations

How It Works

  • Raw material is fed into a hopper

  • The crusher unit breaks down the material

  • Vibrating screens classify the crushed material

  • Final product is discharged via conveyor belts

Areas of Application

  • Quarrying

  • Road construction

  • Recycling concrete/asphalt

  • Mining and aggregate production

  • Infrastructure projects

What is a Stationary Crusher?

A stationary crusher is a permanent crushing and screening installation at a fixed site. It is designed for high-capacity, long-term operations and is widely used in industrial and mining environments.

Purpose

  • Continuous processing of high-volume raw materials

  • High efficiency in material reduction

  • Ideal for permanent facilities and long-term contracts

How It Works

  • Material is dumped into a hopper by trucks or loaders

  • It passes through primary, secondary, and possibly tertiary crushers

  • Screens classify materials into different sizes

  • Conveyors transport the material to stockpiles or loading zones

Areas of Use

  • Large-scale quarries

  • Cement and concrete plants

  • Asphalt production facilities

  • Industrial mining

  • Long-term infrastructure developments

Differences Between Mobile and Stationary Crushers

  • Mobility: Mobile crushers are portable; stationary ones are fixed.

  • Setup Time: Mobile units can be deployed quickly; stationary units require longer installation.

  • Capacity: Stationary crushers handle higher volumes.

  • Cost: Stationary units have higher initial costs but lower long-term operational costs.

  • Use Case: Mobile units fit short-term or mobile projects; stationary units are ideal for consistent, large-scale operations.

What is a Conveyor Drum for Sale?

A conveyor drum, also known as a pulley, is a cylindrical component in belt conveyor systems used to drive, redirect, or tension the conveyor belt. A “conveyor drum for sale” refers to this component being available for commercial purchase, either new or used.

Purpose

  • Drives the conveyor belt

  • Maintains belt alignment and tension

  • Transmits mechanical power

  • Supports the belt’s structural stability

How It Works

  • A motor powers the drive drum

  • The drum rotates and pulls the conveyor belt

  • Directional drums align the belt

  • Tension drums maintain the necessary belt pressure

Areas of Application

  • Crushing and screening plants

  • Mining operations

  • Construction material handling

  • Recycling and waste management

  • Port loading systems

  • Agricultural and logistic systems