Heavy-Duty Mobile Crushing Plant Manufacturer
Fully integrated wheeled and crawler-tracked mobile crushing plants engineered for seamless primary, secondary, and screening operations on-site. Eliminate haulage costs with maximum mobility.
500 - 800mm
Max Feed Size
50 - 500 t/h
Output Capacity
Flexible Setup
Tracked / Wheeled
Working Principle
What Is A Mobile Crushing Plant?
A mobile crushing plant is an all-in-one highly flexible stone crushing and screening station mounted on a robust wheeled trailer frame or heavy-duty crawler tracks. It integrates complex components—including a vibrating feeder, industrial rock crusher (jaw, cone, or impact type), multi-deck vibrating screen, and onboard belt conveyors—into a single mobile chassis.
This mobile plant allows operators to move the crushing station directly to the quarry face or demolition site, significantly optimizing material logistics and processing efficiency.
Ideal Applications & Aggregate Processing:
On-Site Mining & Quarrying: Processing high-hardness rocks like granite, basalt, river gravel, and limestone directly inside the quarry pit.
Demolition Waste Recycling: Crushing asphalt pavements, concrete aggregates, old bricks, and urban construction debris.
Infrastructure Infrastructure: Temporary processing hubs for high-speed railways, highway roadbeds, dam constructions, and remote engineering sectors.
Crushing Process
How Does a Mobile Crushing Plant Work?
Fully autonomous mechanical workflow from raw loading to final aggregate stockpiling.
Our Advantages
WHY CHOOSE OUR MOBILE CRUSHING PLANT
Integrated turnkey mobility engineered to eliminate infrastructure foundation costs.
Ultra-High Mobility
Rapid on-site transition with fast site-to-site relocation.
All-in-One Integration
Combined feeding, crushing, screening, and folding conveyors.
Zero Foundation Costs
No civil infrastructure anchoring needed for instant production.
Dual-Power Operation
Flexible diesel-generator engine or external grid electricity connection.
Intelligent Control Module
Centralized PLC panel for seamless automated structural operation.
Massive Cost Reductions
Direct on-site processing drastically minimizes raw haulage expenses.
Technical Specifications
Mobile Crushing Plant Models & Specifications
Review our field-proven tracked and wheeled mobile crushing and screening station model line configurations.
| Model | Crusher Host Type | Max Feed Size (mm) | Capacity (t/h) | Vibrating Screen Spec | Generator Power (kW) | Weight (t) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ZHM-J60 | PE500×750 Jaw | 425 | 40 – 110 | 2-Deck / Optional | 120 | 35 |
| ZHM-J90 | PE600×900 Jaw | 500 | 70 – 180 | 2-Deck / Optional | 160 | 48 |
| ZHM-C200 | HPM200 Cone | 185 | 60 – 250 | 3-Deck Integrated | 200 | 52 |
| ZHM-C300 | HPM300 Cone | 230 | 95 – 430 | 3-Deck Integrated | 260 | 65 |
| ZHM-I1315 | PF1315 Impact | 500 | 130 – 250 | 3-Deck Integrated | 280 | 58 |
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW
Find expert answers to the most common questions about our mobile crushing plants, including equipment configuration, production capacity, transportation, installation, maintenance, and after-sales technical support.
Q1: What are the main benefits of using a mobile crushing plant?
A: The primary benefit is complete cost savings on logistics. Since the plant moves to the raw material site, you do not need to build complex permanent concrete foundations or pay for fleets of heavy haul trucks to transport uncrushed rocks.
Q2: Can I choose the host crusher unit for my mobile plant?
A: Yes, absolutely. We build customized modular chassis configurations. Depending on your material hardness, you can choose to equip the mobile platform with a heavy jaw crusher for primary crushing, a hydraulic cone for hard river gravel, or an impact crusher for high-grade road base aggregates.
Q3: What is the difference between tracked and wheeled mobile plants?
A: Tracked mobile plants feature crawler belts and are fully self-propelled via remote control, making them ideal for soft, steep, muddy mining terrains. Wheeled mobile plants are mounted on a trailer axle chassis and are towed to the job site using standard semi-truck tractors, optimized for fast highway road construction relocations.
Q4: How does the power unit of the mobile plant operate?
A: Our mobile crushing stations are engineered with a flexible dual-power framework. They can run directly on electricity from the local utility power grid to minimize fuel operational expenses, or switch over to the onboard industrial diesel generator when working in remote mine fields.
Q5: Is it easy to clear blocked iron fragments from the plant?
A: Yes. Our host crushers include automatic hydraulic release safety mechanisms, and the main belt conveyors can be fitted with self-cleaning over-belt magnetic separators to extract iron debris seamlessly before it damages screening panels.
Q6: How long does it take to deploy the plant upon site arrival?
A: Because everything is pre-assembled and pre-wired on a single structural chassis, deploying the plant requires zero concrete pouring. Using our hydraulic lifting legs and folding conveyor joints, a mobile station can be fully operational within 2 to 4 hours of arrival.
Q7: What is the typical factory order delivery schedule?
A: Standard mobile trailer configurations are finalized and dispatched within 25 to 30 calendar days. Tailored combinations or specialized heavy-duty tracked variants require a build layout cycle of 40 to 45 days.
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