How Long Does it Take to Set up and Start Crushing After Arrival on Site?

Under normal conditions, setup and commissioning takes 2–4 hours. This includes deploying the hydraulic support legs, connecting power, and running a short no-load test before feeding material.

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Can You Supply a Complete Crushing and Screening Solution for a Large Infrastructure Project, not Just Individual Machines?

Yes. Henan Anshun Machinery can design and supply a matched mobile crushing and screening fleet – jaw crusher, cone or impact crusher, and vibrating screen – sized to your target daily output and configured to work together as a coordinated production line.

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How Quickly Can a Mobile Crushing Plant be set up and Producing on a new Infrastructure Site?

Under normal conditions, a wheeled mobile crushing plant is operational within 2–4 hours of arriving on site – hydraulic support legs deployed, power connected, and a short no-load test completed before first feed.

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What Aggregate Specifications are Required for Highway and Railway Construction, and Can Your Equipment Meet them?

Highway base layer aggregate typically requires 0 – 31.5mm well-graded material; railway ballast requires 31.5 – 63mm angular crushed stone. Our crusher and screen combinations can be configured to produce both specifications. Confirm your local standard before finalizing equipment selection.

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Can Your Mobile Crushing Plants Follow a Linear Infrastructure Project Such as a Highway or Railway?

Yes – this is one of the primary use cases for our wheeled mobile crushing plants. The plant can be relocated along the project corridor as construction advances, processing local stone for road base or ballast and eliminating the need to transport aggregate over long distances.

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Do Recycled Aggregates from Your Process Meet Construction Standards?

The crushed and screened output meets the gradation requirements of most national recycled aggregate standards when input material is reasonably clean concrete and masonry. For projects with strict specification requirements, we recommend laboratory testing of your specific demolition waste before committing to a production line design.

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Is a Mobile or Fixed Crushing Plant Better for Construction Waste Recycling?

Mobile plants are strongly preferred for construction waste recycling — demolition sites change location, and the ability to drive the crusher directly to the debris eliminates costly long-haul transportation of heavy rubble. A wheeled mobile plant can be operational on a new demolition site within hours.

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What Recycled Aggregate Products Can be Produced from Construction Waste?

Processed construction waste typically produces recycled coarse aggregate (10–31.5mm) for road sub-base and fill, recycled fine aggregate (0–5mm) for non-structural concrete, and mixed fines for land reclamation. Final product quality depends on the composition and cleanliness of the input material.

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Can Your Crushers Process Reinforced Concrete With Steel Rebar?

Our CF series impact crusher features an anti-wrap rotor design that handles rebar-containing demolition concrete without rotor tangling. We also recommend installing a magnetic separator on the discharge conveyor to remove broken rebar from the recycled aggregate output.

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