Russia Project: Two-Chassis Mobile Jaw and Cone Crushing and Screening Plant

Challenge
A mobile plant able to crush and screen hard, highly abrasive rock at 150 t/h in a harsh climate was needed in Russia.
Solution
Closed-circuit plant on two separate mobile chassis: primary mobile jaw crusher unit and a cone crusher unit for cubical product.
Result
Installation and performance tests were completed; the plant continues production on site in Russia.
Known for tough site conditions and a harsh climate, Russia is a market that demands machines built to withstand them. The 150 t/h mobile jaw and cone crushing and screening plant we delivered there, after completing installation and performance tests, now processes hard and highly abrasive rock.
Two Mobile Chassis, One Continuous Crushing Flow
The system consists of two independent mobile chassis. The mobile jaw crusher on the first chassis carries the heavy load of primary crushing. The cone crusher on the second chassis works in step with the jaw, reducing the material further and raising the share of cubical product.
150 Tonnes per Hour and Effortless Transport
Running in closed circuit, this mobile system has a crushing and screening capacity of 150 tonnes per hour and keeps wear costs to a minimum in hard-rock quarries and mines. Easily moved with truck tractors and quickly set up on the Russian site thanks to its hydraulic systems, the plant continues to produce with high efficiency.
If you are considering a mobile jaw-cone combination for your own site, write to us with your material hardness and capacity target; we will work out the right configuration for your project together.
Russia Mobile Jaw-Cone Project – FAQ
How much does the plant process per hour?
It works with a crushing and screening capacity of 150 tonnes per hour.
Which crushers are in the plant?
A mobile jaw crusher in the primary stage and a mobile cone crusher in the second stage.
How many chassis does the system have?
The closed-circuit system consists of two separate mobile chassis.
Which materials is it suited to?
It was designed to process hard and highly abrasive rock.
How are transport and set-up handled?
It is easily moved with truck tractors and quickly set up on site thanks to its hydraulic systems.



