Crawler Mobile Jaw Crushing Station

Equipment Introduction

The Crawler mobile jaw crushing station is an advanced intelligent mobile crushing solution that seamlessly integrates the functions of feeding, crushing, and conveying. Tailored specifically for mining operations, construction aggregate production, construction waste recycling, and various mobile engineering projects, it boasts unparalleled versatility and efficiency.

With its core configuration of "tracked chassis + jaw crusher main unit," the plant offers three key advantages: excellent off-road capability, high primary crushing efficiency, and flexible relocation. It can adapt to complex job sites such as muddy areas, rugged terrain, and unpaved roads, and excels particularly in primary crushing operations involving large-volume, high-hardness materials.

Widely applied in sectors including mining, construction waste processing, infrastructure construction, and solid waste treatment, this plant has become a core equipment for solving the challenge of "primary crushing of scattered materials."

Equipment Specifications

Structure

Material Selection

Ores: Metallic ores include iron ore, copper ore, manganese ore, gold ore, etc. Non-metallic ores include granite, basalt, quartzite, limestone, dolomite, etc.

Construction Waste: Waste concrete blocks, cement-stabilized macadam base course, brick-concrete mixtures from the demolition of brick-concrete structures, waste stone scraps, waste bridge bearings, precast box girders, heavy equipment foundations, etc.

Infrastructure Construction Materials: Mountain rocks (limestone, gravel, weathered rock, etc.), river pebbles, and road recycled materials (waste asphalt concrete blocks from road renovation, cement pavement milling materials, etc.).

Industrial Solid Waste:Metallurgical solid waste, Steel slag from iron and steel plants, non-ferrous metal slag;Building materials solid waste: Waste bricks from cement kilns, waste kiln lining bricks from ceramic factories, broken glass from glass factories;Mine tailings: Gold mine tailings, iron mine tailings, etc.

Equipment Applications

I. Mining Industry

In the extraction of open-pit mines (including metal mines and non-metallic mines), the raw materials are mostly large ore blocks (with a single block weight of up to 1-5 tons). Additionally, the mining sites are scattered and the terrain is rugged. Traditional fixed jaw crushers require the construction of transportation roads, which incur high costs and take a long time. In contrast, the Crawler mobile jaw crushing station can drive directly into the mining face, enabling the integration of "ore extraction and on-site primary crushing".

II. Construction Waste Processing Sector

In the construction waste generated from urban demolition (including the dismantling of old buildings, factories, and bridges), there are large quantities of massive concrete blocks and mixed brick-stone debris (with a particle size of ≤ 800mm). Moreover, most demolition sites are located in urban areas or urban villages, where the working space is narrow and there are no paved roads. The Crawler mobile jaw crushing station can be connected "zero-distance" to the waste piles to complete primary crushing operations, laying a foundation for the subsequent processing of recycled aggregates.

III. Infrastructure Construction Sector

In large-scale infrastructure projects such as highways, railways, and water conservancy projects, it is often necessary to "source materials locally" (e.g., crushed stone for subgrade construction and coarse aggregates for concrete pouring). However, most areas along the project routes are mountainous regions or river courses, where raw materials (such as river pebbles and mountain rocks) are scattered and difficult to transport. The Crawler mobile jaw crushing station can move in line with the project progress, enabling the realization of "on-site primary crushing of raw materials for direct use".

IV. Solid Waste Resource Utilization Sector

In industrial solid waste generated by industries such as metallurgy, chemical engineering, and building materials (e.g., steel slag, slag, and waste bricks from cement kilns), most are large and hard materials (with a hardness of Mohs 6-8). Additionally, the storage sites for such waste are mostly marginal areas of factory premises or abandoned mine pits. The Crawler mobile jaw crushing station can enter the solid waste storage areas to complete primary crushing pretreatment, creating conditions for subsequent resource utilization (such as iron recovery from steel slag and brick production from slag).