Mobile crushing and screening plants are compact, flexible systems designed to process natural stones, ores, and recycled materials into usable aggregate. With a capacity ranging between 100 and 150 tons per hour (TPH), these mobile units are ideal for medium-scale operations and construction projects. Their key strengths include flexibility, efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and ease of transport.

🔧 Technical Specifications:

While configurations may vary by manufacturer, typical 100-150 TPH mobile crushing and screening plants consist of:

  • Feeding hopper: Ensures continuous and uniform feed to the crusher.

  • Primary crusher (Jaw Crusher): Breaks down large stones in the first stage.

  • Secondary or tertiary crusher (Impact or Cone Crusher): Further reduces material size.

  • Vibrating screen: Sorts crushed material into different grain sizes.

  • Conveyor belts: Transfer materials between components.

  • Control panel: Enables remote monitoring and automation.

  • Power unit: Diesel generator or electric motor depending on site requirements.

🛠️ Material Compatibility:

These machines are capable of processing:

  • Basalt

  • Granite

  • Limestone

  • Dolomite

  • Marble waste

  • Recycled concrete and demolition waste

📈 Application Areas:

  • Road construction and maintenance

  • Mining operations

  • Infrastructure development

  • Urban renewal and demolition

  • Quarries and gravel pits

✅ Key Advantages:

  • Mobility: Trailer- or track-mounted units can be relocated in hours.

  • Cost-effectiveness: Lower initial investment than stationary plants.

  • Quick deployment: Start production within a day of site arrival.

  • Environmental compliance: Dust suppression and low emissions.

  • High productivity: Can yield 1000 to 1500 tons per day.

📌 What to Consider in Listings:

  1. Year of manufacture and brand: Reliable manufacturers ensure durability and support.

  2. Condition and service history: Ask for detailed maintenance records.

  3. Spare parts availability: Ensure local access to replacement parts.

  4. Installation and transport services: Verify what's included in the offer.

  5. Cost vs. capability: Always balance price with expected performance.