Canada’s robust mining and construction sectors demand high-quality rock crusher parts and crushing-screening equipment. Whether for aggregates, road building, or industrial minerals, reliable machinery is critical. Below, we explore key components of a sand and gravel production line, focusing on core equipment and performance parameters.
1. Primary Jaw Crusher – Processes large rocks (up to 1,500mm feed size) into smaller fragments. Models like the C150 offer 200–300 TPH capacity with a 1,000mm discharge setting.
2. Secondary Cone Crusher – Fine-crushing units (e.g., HP300) handle 150–350 TPH with adjustable CSS (6–38mm).
3. Vertical Shaft Impact (VSI) Crusher – Produces cubical sand for concrete/asphalt. A B7150SE processes 250–400 TPH at a 45mm feed size.
4. Vibrating Screens – Multi-deck screens (e.g., 3YK3070) sort materials into precise gradations (0–100mm).
| Equipment | Model | Capacity (TPH) | Feed Size (mm) | Output Size (mm) | Power (kW) |
|——————–|————|—————-|—————-|——————|————|
| Jaw Crusher | C150 | 200–300 | 1,500 | 200 | 160 |
| Cone Crusher | HP300 | 150–350 | 230 | 6–38 | 220 |
| VSI Crusher | B7150SE | 250–400 | 45 | 0–10 | 315 |
Q: How often should crusher liners be replaced?
A: Depending on abrasiveness, jaw plates last ~500 hours; cone mantles ~1,000 hours.
Q: What’s the ideal setup for granite crushing?
A: A three-stage system: jaw crusher → cone crusher → VSI + screening for 0–5mm
