Incoming loads differ
Composition and unwanted items can change between loads, making feed identification and preparation important.
APPLICATION SOLUTIONS
Material Recycling
Recovered material needs a route based on what actually arrives.
Discuss Your ApplicationUNDERSTAND THE APPLICATION
Every good solution begins here.
Reduction does not remove every unwanted component
Separation or preparation functions need their own scope rather than an assumed crusher capability.
Intended reuse needs definition
The project should identify what the recovered products are meant to become and how they will be assessed.
Construction-material recovery with defined incoming streams.Recycled aggregate proposals requiring material review.Mixed feed assessed before reduction and separation.
A CONNECTED WORKFLOW
See the process as a whole.
Identify incoming streams
Describe the material sources and composition, including unwanted components that require separate handling or assessment.
Define the product route
State the intended recovered products and the conditions they need to meet for the proposed use.
Review preparation and processing
Discuss feeding, suitable reduction and screening with any additional separation functions clearly distinguished.
Connect the site arrangement
Show inspection areas, processing stages and separate product routes within the available worksite and handling plan.
EQUIPMENT TO CONSIDER
Connect the application to the range.
Jaw Crusher Concepts
Explore primary-stage crushing around incoming rock, feed presentation and the requirements of the process that follows.
Impact Crusher Concepts
Discuss impact reduction in relation to material behavior, desired product characteristics and the wear implications of the actual feed.
Vibrating Screen Concepts
Organize material separation around final fractions, feed condition and the route from screen decks into distinct stockpiles.
PROJECT PLANNING
Bring the right
information together.
Use these points to prepare your application brief and guide a more focused equipment discussion.
Prepare an Enquiry01
Keep unwanted-material handling explicit in the scope. Keep raw material and final product descriptions together.
02
Identify the intended use of each recovered fraction. Show each transfer and stockpile in the proposed site arrangement.
03
Separate feed inspection from machine suitability review. Include access for inspection and wear-part work.
04
Include stockpile access and product identification. Agree how representative material will inform the process review.
BEFORE YOU SPECIFY
Questions worth
asking early.
Can any construction material enter a crusher directly?+
No. Composition and unwanted items must be assessed, and the proposed feed preparation needs to be defined.
Does crushing establish suitability for reuse?+
No. The intended application and relevant product requirements need their own review and evidence.
Where should the recycling discussion begin?+
Start with actual incoming material and intended products rather than an assumed equipment list.
SERVICE & SUPPORT
A good start. Support for what follows.
From the first conversation to future equipment needs, keep the important details connected.
Application & Process Review
Discuss the incoming material and intended end products, then explore a relevant route through the equipment range.
Equipment Configuration
Connect the roles of crushing and screening stages within an agreed project scope, with options reviewed for the application.
Site & Flow Planning
Consider equipment placement, transfer points, stockpiles and transport arrangements as parts of the same site plan.
Parts & Maintenance Planning
Discuss equipment identification, maintenance documentation and wear-part requirements alongside the proposed configuration.
LET’S BUILD WHAT’S NEXT