Basalt Crushing & Screening Plant - Jijiga / Ethiopia

Challenge
A crushing-screening plant with 150 t/h capacity was required in Ethiopia.
Solution
Installed equipment: jaw crusher, impact crusher, cone crusher, vertical shaft.
Result
The plant was commissioned at 150 t/h capacity.
Completed by General Makina in the Jijiga region of Ethiopia, this basalt crushing and screening plant was specially engineered to process basalt with an extremely high hardness and abrasiveness index. The plant is configured with hierarchical crushing stages for maximum resistance to hard-rock conditions.
3-Stage Crushing Engineering
With an average capacity of 120-150 tonnes/hour, the crushing process has three stages: a primary jaw crusher that takes the primary load, a secondary cone crusher that reduces particle size, and a tertiary vertical shaft impact crusher that shapes the final cubical product.
Low Wear, Uninterrupted Production
Supported by heavy-duty screens and durable conveyor lines, this 150 t/h Ethiopia crushing plant delivers low wear cost and uninterrupted production in tough basalt sites. The staged crushing layout produces a final product with a high cubical ratio.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the plant capacity?
It has an average capacity of 120-150 tonnes/hour of crushing and screening.
What material is processed?
Basalt with a high hardness and abrasiveness index is processed.
How many crushing stages are there?
Three stages: a primary jaw crusher, a secondary cone crusher and a tertiary vertical shaft impact crusher.
Is a cubical product produced?
Yes, the tertiary vertical shaft impact crusher shapes the final cubical product.
Can you supply a similar basalt plant?
Yes, we engineer similar multi-stage plants based on material hardness and capacity.




