Modular Crushing & Screening Plants

The line is divided into transportable steel modules — feed, primary, secondary, screening and conveying — each finished, wired and tested in the workshop before dispatch. On site the modules are bolted onto a prepared slab. Construction time is significantly shorter than a civil plant, and the structure can be dismantled and relocated if the deposit or the contract moves.

Process configuration

Steel modules finished in the workshop and bolted on site.

Stage	Equipment	Function
Feed module	Receiving hopper, ZSW feeder, grizzly	Buffered, pre-screened feed
Primary module	RC jaw or RNP impactor on steel frame	Coarse reduction
Secondary module	RHP cone or RNP impactor with screen	Closed-circuit reduction
Screening module	YA screen on steel structure with chutes	Product separation
Conveying module	Pre-engineered belt bridges and stockpile belts	Transfer and stockpiling

Design notes

Workshop completion

Mechanical assembly, wiring and no-load running are completed before dispatch, so site work is limited to foundations, bolting and connection.

Standard layout

Module dimensions and interfaces are standardised, which keeps spare-part and expansion planning predictable across projects.

Expandable

Additional screening or sand-making modules can be added later without rebuilding the primary structure.

Fixed-plant performance

The modular arrangement retains the capacity and availability of a stationary plant while avoiding the construction period of a civil structure.