Crushing, Grinding & Mobile Plants for Mining

Crushing Equipment

• HP Cone Crusher & S Series Cone Crusher
• PEW Jaw Crusher & PE Series Jaw Crusher
• PF Impact Crusher & PFW Impact Crusher
• B Series VSI Crusher & B Deep Rotor VSI Crusher

Crushing equipment forms the backbone of any aggregate processing operation, and the jaw crusher remains one of the most widely used primary crushers in mining and quarrying. Designed to handle large feed sizes and deliver consistent reduction ratios, modern jaw crushers incorporate deep symmetrical crushing chambers and heavy-duty bearings that extend service life under demanding conditions. Whether processing granite, basalt, or recycled concrete, these machines provide dependable throughput at the initial stage of the comminution circuit, setting the foundation for efficient downstream processing. Learn how to streamline your operations with expert guidance on equipment layout and installation. Setting Up a Complete Crushing and Screening Plant on Site covers the full process for setting up a complete crushing and screening plant on site.

The cone crusher delivers precise secondary and tertiary reduction for medium-hard to hard materials. Its design relies on a rotating mantle within a stationary bowl, compressing rock until it fractures along natural cleavage planes. Advanced hydraulic systems allow operators to adjust the closed-side setting under load, maintaining product gradation without shutting down the circuit. This flexibility makes cone crushers indispensable in producing high-quality aggregates for construction, road building, and cement production, where consistent particle shape and size distribution are critical to end-product performance.

Vertical shaft impact crushers bring a different approach to size reduction, using high-speed rotor acceleration and rock-on-rock collision to shape particles. The VSI principle excels at producing cubical manufactured sand and premium aggregates from abrasive feed materials. By controlling rotor speed and cascade ratios, operators can fine-tune the crushing process to meet stringent specifications for concrete and asphalt applications. This technology has become central to sand making plants worldwide, addressing the growing demand for quality manufactured sand as natural reserves diminish.

Mobile crushing plants represent a shift toward flexibility and on-site processing, eliminating the need for costly truck haulage between quarry face and fixed plant. Track-mounted and wheeled configurations carry jaw, cone, or impact crushers directly to the working face, reducing material handling and allowing rapid redeployment as extraction advances. These self-contained units integrate feeding, crushing, screening, and conveying into a single chassis, making them particularly valuable for contractors, demolition recycling, and remote quarry operations where infrastructure is limited.

Grinding mills take over where crushers leave off, reducing crushed material to fine powder for mineral liberation or industrial mineral processing. The vertical roller mill combines grinding, drying, and classification in a single compact unit, achieving high energy efficiency through its grinding bed principle. Materials are fed between rotating grinding table and stationary rollers, where compressive and shear forces break particles down to the required fineness — a process widely adopted in cement, slag, and coal grinding applications.

Screening and washing equipment ensures that crushed and ground products meet exacting specifications before they reach the customer. Vibrating screens classify material by size through stratified particle beds on inclined or horizontal decks, while washing systems remove clay, silt, and organic contaminants that compromise product quality. Together, these processes deliver clean, graded aggregates and mineral products ready for use in concrete batching, asphalt mixing, and industrial mineral applications across the construction and manufacturing sectors.

Feeding and conveying systems form the arteries of any processing plant, moving raw material steadily from hopper to crusher and finished product to stockpile. Vibrating feeders deliver controlled, metered flow into primary crushers, absorbing impact and preventing surge loading. Belt conveyors then transport material across short or long distances with minimal energy consumption and maintenance. Heavy-duty apron feeders handle the toughest run-of-mine material, ensuring continuous operation in demanding mining environments where reliability is non-negotiable.

Complete crushing and grinding solutions bring together individual machines into integrated circuits engineered for specific throughput targets and material characteristics. From 80 to 600 tonnes per hour, these configurations match primary, secondary, and tertiary crushers with appropriate screens, conveyors, and mills to create balanced, efficient production lines. Turnkey project delivery encompasses process design, equipment selection, installation, and commissioning, giving operators a single point of responsibility and a plant optimised for their particular ore body or quarry deposit.

The global footprint of mining and construction machinery manufacturing reflects the truly international nature of modern quarrying and mineral processing. Equipment designed in one region is often fabricated, assembled, and supported across multiple continents, with engineering teams adapting standard platforms to local conditions and regulatory requirements. This worldwide presence ensures that spare parts, technical service, and process expertise remain accessible to operators in established markets and emerging economies alike, supporting continuous production in the field.

Grinding Equipment

• Ball Mill, Coal Mill, Cement Mill
• Vertical Roller Mill & LM Vertical Grinding Mill
• XZM Ultrafine Mill, MTW Trapezium Mill, MTM Trapezium Mill

Screening & Washing

• YK Series Vibrating Screen & YKN Series Vibrating Screen
• XSD Series Sand Washing Machine

Feeding & Conveying

• Belt Conveyors
• Vibrating Feeders