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A 200t/h crushing plant is a integrated production line designed to process 200 tons of raw rock per hour into usable construction aggregates (5–63mm). Unlike small-scale crushers, it uses a multi-stage crushing + screening workflow to ensure uniform particle size, cubical shape, and minimal waste—critical for high-performance concrete, asphalt, and road base.​
Ideal for:​
● Large construction projects (highways, railways, airports).​
● Quarries supplying aggregates to concrete mixing stations.​
● Infrastructure developers needing on-site or centralized aggregate production.

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Core Equipment of the 200t/h Aggregate Crushing Plant​

Every component is sized to match 200tph capacity, avoiding bottlenecks and ensuring smooth operation:​

1. Vibrating Feeder (ZSW1360)​

Role: Feeds raw rock (up to 600mm lumps) evenly into the primary crusher, preventing overload.​
Key Specs: 1300×6000mm feed size, 200–300t/h capacity, 30kW motor.​
Advantage: Grizzly bars filter out fine dust (≤50mm) to protect downstream crushers and boost efficiency.​

 

2. Primary Crusher: Jaw Crusher (PE750×1060)​

Role: First-stage crushing—reduces large rock lumps to 40–100mm intermediate material.​
Key Specs: jaw crusher 750×1060mm feed opening, 80–140t/h capacity, 55kW motor.​
Advantage: Manganese steel jaw plates resist wear from hard rocks (granite, basalt), lasting 4–6 months in continuous use.​

 

3. Secondary Crusher: Impact Crusher (PF1315)​

Role: Refines intermediate material into 10–40mm cubical aggregates (ideal for concrete/asphalt).​
Key Specs: 1320×1500mm crushing chamber, 100–180t/h capacity, 160kW motor.​
Advantage: High-speed blow bars deliver impact force for brittle/medium-hard rocks (limestone, dolomite), producing aggregates with <20% flakiness rate.​

 

4. Tertiary Crusher/Scrubber (Optional): VSI1145 Vertical Shaft Impact Crusher​

Role: Produces high-quality sand (5–10mm) or ultra-fine aggregates for precast concrete.​
Key Specs: 60–120t/h capacity, 180kW motor.​
Advantage: “Stone-on-stone” crushing ensures round, durable sand that replaces natural sand (eco-friendly alternative).​

 

5. Screening Unit: 4YK1860 Four-Deck Vibrating Screen​

Role: Classifies crushed material into 4 graded aggregates (e.g., 5–10mm, 10–20mm, 20–31.5mm, 31.5–63mm).​
Key Specs: 1800×6000mm screen size, 200–250t/h capacity, 45kW motor.​
Advantage: High-frequency vibration (16–18Hz) ensures 98% screening efficiency—no oversized particles in finished aggregates.​

 

6. Belt Conveyors & Storage Silos​

Conveyors: 3–5 belt conveyors (width 800–1000mm) transport material between crushers/screens—sealed design reduces dust.​
Silos: 200–500-ton sealed silos store finished aggregates, preventing moisture absorption and contamination.​

 

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How the 200t/h Crushing Plant Works (Simplified Workflow)​

● Feeding: Raw rock (e.g., limestone boulders) is loaded into the ZSW1360 vibrating feeder via excavator.​
● Primary Crushing: Feeder delivers rock to the PE750×1060 jaw crusher, reducing it to 40–100mm.​
● Secondary Crushing: Intermediate material moves to the PF1315 impact crusher for shaping into 10–40mm cubical particles.​
● Screening: 4YK1860 screen sorts material into 4 graded aggregates—oversized particles return to the impact crusher for reprocessing.​
● Storage/Discharge: Qualified aggregates are conveyed to silos or directly loaded into trucks for delivery to job sites.​

 

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4 Key Benefits of the 200t/h Aggregate Crushing Plant​

1. Consistent 200tph Production​

Optimized equipment matching ensures steady output—no fluctuations that delay construction projects. A quarry in Texas reports 95% uptime, producing 1,600 tons per 8-hour shift to supply a highway expansion.​

 

2. High-Quality Aggregates​

Multi-stage crushing + screening delivers cubical, uniform particles with low flakiness (≤15%)—critical for concrete strength (28-day compressive strength ≥40MPa) and asphalt durability. Meets global standards for road and building materials.​

 

3. Energy-Efficient & Cost-Saving​

Total power consumption is 350–400kW, translating to ~1.8–2.0 kWh per ton of aggregate—20% less than inefficient, mismatched equipment. Reduces raw material waste to <5% (95% of rock becomes usable aggregate).​

 

4. Easy Operation & Low Maintenance​

PLC touchscreen control: One operator manages the entire line, adjusting crusher gaps and screen settings remotely.​
Accessible wear parts: Jaw plates, blow bars, and screen meshes are easy to replace (2–4 hours), minimizing downtime.

 

A 200t/h crushing plant is the ultimate solution for meeting large-scale construction aggregate demand. Its efficient workflow, consistent output, and high-quality aggregates make it a smart investment for quarries, construction firms, and infrastructure developers. For a customized 200t/h aggregate crushing plant (tailored to your raw material, desired aggregate sizes, and budget), contact our team for a free quote and layout design.

 

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FAQs About 200t/h Aggregate Crushing Plants​

1. What raw materials can it process?​

Works with medium-to-hard rocks: limestone, granite, basalt, dolomite, gravel, and recycled concrete. Adjust crushers (e.g., use cone crusher instead of impact crusher for ultra-hard granite) for different materials.​

 

2. Does it meet environmental standards?​

Yes—equipped with pulse bag filters (captures 99.5% of dust) and noise reduction liners (≤85dB). Complies with US EPA, EU IPPC, and local emission regulations.​

 

3. How much space does it require?​

A standard setup needs 1,000–1,500㎡ (10,760–16,146 sq ft) of flat land—no concrete foundation required for mobile versions (optional for fixed plants).​

 

4. What’s the typical investment range?​

Prices start at 350,000–600,000, depending on configuration (e.g., with/without VSI crusher, mobile/fixed design). ROI is typically 12–18 months for busy quarries or project-focused operations. 

 

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