200 tph Granite Crushing Plant in Indonesia

Capacity:

180-250 t/h

Output size:

0-5mm,5-10mm,10-20mm,20-40mm

Material:

Used to crush ballast, quartz, granite, limestone,pebble...

Configuration:

Vibrating feederZSW1142, jaw crusher PE750X1060, impact crusher PFW1214, cone crusher HPC300, vibrating screens, belt conveyors

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200tph granite crusher plant introduction

Clients from Indonesia planed to a stationary stone crushing plant. The raw material is granite with Mohs hardness 6-7. It is sand and stone production plant used in highway industry. So the final product size and shape are in high standard. We choose secondary crusher to use cone crusher and impact crusher to get high quality good shape prouduct.

Main Equipment in 200tph Stone Crushing Plant

1. Feeding equipment, like vibration feeder or plate type feeder: These machines feed the jaw crusher with the rocks and stones to be crushed.

2. Crushing equipment: These are the machines where the rocks and stones are crushed. Generally jaw crushers and Gyratory crushers are used for primary crushing, while impact crusher, Symons cone crusher, sand crusher are used for secondary crushing and tertiary crushing.

3. Vibrating Screen: These machines are used to separate the different sizes of the material obtained by the crushers.

4. Belt Conveyor: They are used for transportation of the material from one machine to another during different phases of process.

5. Central electric control system: Control and monitor the operation of the entire system.

Features of Granite Crushing plant 200tph

1. Baichy machinery provided all-round assistance to the whole project, including program planning, model selection, installation, commissioning, etc

2. The whole set of equipment was purchased from our company. The equipment performed very well after the operation.

3. The total set up for limestone crushing plant is high efficienty and flexible to meet different demamds.

Crushing Solutions Design

Baichy Machinery can customize a crushing plant for you based on the specific conditions of your project: such as the construction site, hardness of the raw materials, output, output size, budget, etc.

On-site Installation & Training

Our team provides on-site installation and thorough training to ensure safe operation of the crushing plant.

Quality Control & Global Delivery

Rigorous quality checks ensure compliance with standards, and we handle worldwide delivery to your location.

After-Sales Support

Baichy Machinery provides you with spare parts supply, project transformation, investment return analysis, etc.

Crushing Solutions Design

On-site Installation & Training

Quality Control & Global Delivery

After-Sales Support

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Find answers to the most common questions about Baichy Machinery. If you can’t find what you’re looking for here, please contact us.

1.What is tph in stone crusher?

In industries ranging from mining and construction to aggregate recycling, the concept of tons per hour (TPH) is more than just a simple measure of the amount of material a machine like a crusher is producing. TPH acts as a cornerstone for evaluating equipment efficiency and overall process optimization.

2. Which type of stone crusher is best?

Jaw crushers are tough and ideal for primary crushing. Impact crushers or cone crushers are better for secondary and tertiary stages where shaping and final sizing matter.

3. What size stones can a crusher handle?

Bigger jaw crushers can crush larger rocks. While most crushers can accept materials up to 1m, some manufacturers offer models that can handle rocks up to 1.5m in size. However, the crusher's efficiency and throughput may be compromised with exceedingly large rocks due to other contributing factors.

4. What is the best crusher for granite?

Jaw crusher is the most commonly used coarse crusher. It is not only used for hard rocks such as granite, but also basically used for coarse ore crushing, both soft and hard.

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