Feed
Feeders introduce material into the line at the required rate.
Explore a complete process from feed material to screened and washed aggregate. The final equipment combination depends on your material, target sizes and operating conditions.

Feeders introduce material into the line at the required rate.
Jaw and cone crushers reduce the material through the selected crushing stages.
Screens separate the crushed material into the required size ranges.
Washing equipment and conveyors complete the process where the application requires them.
A complete plant is configured around a project. Share your feed size, material, output sizes, capacity target and site information to begin a technical discussion.
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Four practical guides to turn your material, product and site requirements into a clearer equipment brief.
Connect primary crushing, further size reduction and screening around the material you need to produce.
Explore the guideDefine washing and separation duties around the feed, the required sand grading and the available water.
Explore the guideBring hoppers, feeders and belt conveyors into the plant plan from the start.
Explore the guideIdentify the machine, the worn component and its fitting details before choosing a replacement.
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These are process options to discuss during plant design. Suitability and supply scope must be confirmed for your material and project.

A jaw compresses large feed between fixed and moving plates to prepare it for the next stage.

A cone uses compression between wear liners. Chamber selection and discharge setting influence the product.

A horizontal rotor transfers energy through blow bars. Rock characteristics and wear requirements matter when considering this method.

A vertical-shaft impact stage may be considered for particle shaping and sand production, with screening matched to the target grading.