Excise duty impacts the cost structure of crusher plants and sand/aggregate production lines. Modern crushing systems integrate jaw crushers, cone crushers, VSI impactors, and vibrating screens to produce high-quality aggregates meeting international standards like ASTM C33.
| Equipment | Capacity (TPH) | Power (kW) | Output Size (mm) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary Jaw Crusher | 50-800 | 55-315 | 150-350 |
| Cone Crusher | 30-500 | 90-355 | 5-40 |
| VSI Crusher | 60-400 | 110-400 | 0-5 (sand) |
| Vibrating Screen | 100-800 | 7.5-30 | – |
Three-stage crushing systems deliver optimal gradation control:
1. Primary crushing reduces raw material to ≤200mm
2. Secondary crushing achieves 20-50mm intermediate product
3. Tertiary shaping produces precisely graded final products
Q: How does excise duty affect plant selection?
A: Duty rates vary by jurisdiction (typically 8-18%), favoring locally manufactured equipment in some markets.
Q: What’s the typical ROI period?
A: 18-36 months depending on aggregate prices and duty structures.
Q: Key compliance requirements?
A: Environmental permits, safety certifications (CE/ISO), and production volume reporting.
– Location: Malaysia
– Capacity: 250TPH
– Configuration: JC4230 Jaw Crusher + CH430 Cone + CV218 VSI
– Output: 0-5mm sand (40%),
